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Reuters MUNICH Germany 7/28/2008

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Reinhard Siekaczek, former Siemens manager arrives to hear his judgement in a Munich courtroom July 28,2008. A Munich court on Monday ordered Siekaczek to pay a fine of 108,000 euros ($169,600) and gave him a suspended sentence of two years in prison after he was found guilty of breach of trust in the first trial resulting from a broad investigation into suspected corruption and bribery at the German engineering group. Siemens has been grappling for more than a year with allegations that it bribed its way into contracts around the world to the tune of at least 1.3 billion euros ($2 billion), according to its own tally of suspect payments booked as fees. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY)

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