What is the current status of the case?Kozlowski, Schwartz, and Belnick have been indicted, and all three have pleaded innocent. All three former Tyco executives have been released on bail bonds for the time being. Although a judge froze the assets of Kozlowski and Schwartz in September, Kozlowski has since been given a monthly living expense of over $14,000. He was also allowed to pay over 3 million dollars in state taxes. The trial for the three is tentatively set for June 1, 2003.As for Tyco, an internal investigation has concluded that, although accounting errors have occurred, there is no systemic fraud problem. As a show of good faith and in effort to restore confidence in the company, Tyco has spent the past several months replacing its top board members.