The chief counsel for the state Judicial Conduct Board testified before a federal grand jury related to the Luzerne County judicial corruption probe, according to a court filing made Thursday.
Though the filing did not detail what Joseph A. Massa Jr., the board’s chief counsel, testified about, it did acknowledge that the board twice investigated former Luzerne County Judge Michael T. Conahan after receiving complaints filed against him in 2006.
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