Two former state lawmakers and 10 current and former Pennsylvania government workers accused of misusing state resources to help win elections won't go to trial until well into next year ? at the earliest.
December 05, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Two former state lawmakers and 10 current and former Pennsylvania government workers accused of misusing state resources to help win elections won’t go to trial until well into next year — at the earliest.
Dauphin County Judge Richard A. Lewis on Friday issued a new timetable for the 12 people associated with the House Democratic caucus who have been charged with conflict of interest, theft and conspiracy.
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