A federal judge is weighing a request to move the tax fraud case against former Reynolds and Reynolds Co. CEO Bob Brockman closer to his home in Houston.
Attorneys for Brockman, who until last month was chairman and CEO of the Dayton, Ohio, dealership management system provider, expanded on arguments they made in earlier court filings during a hearing Tuesday — namely, that government prosecutors have not alleged that Brockman personally committed any criminal acts in the Northern District of California, where the indictment against Brockman was filed, and the judge should give weight to Brockman's age and failing health when making a decision.
Prosecutors oppose transferring the case to U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, where Brockman's lawyers want it to be tried, and say California is the correct venue for all of the charges filed against Brockman.
U.S. District Judge William Alsup did not rule on the change-of-venue request duri…