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Despite intense questioning by a defense lawyer, the former head of Enron's Energy Services retail unit insisted Wednesday that Jeffrey K. Skilling should have known he was committing a crime by lying about a questionable accounting move. David W. Delainey testified on Tuesday about a March 29, 2001, meeting with top managers where he said Mr. Skilling signed off on a plan to move the troubled contracts. His account supported prosecutors' contention that Mr. Skilling was involved in a criminal conspiracy intended to mislead investors about serious problems in the unit. The former head of Enron's Energy Services retail unit insisted that Jeffrey K. Skilling should have known he was committing a crime by lying about a questionable accounting move. His account supported prosecutors' contention that Mr. Skilling was involved in a criminal conspiracy intended to mislead investors about serious problems in the unit. Mr. Delainey testified on Tuesday about a meeting with top managers where he said Mr. Skilling signed off on a plan to move the troubled contracts.