U.S. Attorney

Kahn, 53, will be well into his 70s by the time he is released.

Three other defendants in the case pleaded guilty before the trial began.

Before the trial, Nabeel Kahn wanted to separate his trial from his brother's, but the judge denied the request.

The case started in December when Casper police arrested the men on single charges of credit card fraud.

On May 24, a jury found former Casper Dr. Shakeel Kahn guilty of dispensing oxycodone and other prescription drugs resulting in death.

U.S. District Court Judge Alan Johnson set the sentencing dates for Shakeel and Nabeel Kahn for Aug. 1.

Two of the defendants were arrested in Casper.

Now it's up to the jury.
The evidence phase of the trial of Dr. Shakeel Kahn and his brother Nabeel Kahn -- accused of running a multi-state prescription drug conspiracy -- concluded Wednesday morning after closing arguments and jury instructions from U...

Monday morning, Shakeel Kahn admitted that he did not keep good records of visits, and often copied and pasted notes from previous patient visits on more recent visits.

The trial is expected to last three weeks.