State Sen. Jane Orie’s former chief of staff last week described her as a micro-manager who directed political work by Senate employees, approved comp time for their campaign chores and complained of the disloyalty of aides who were uncomfortable with partisan work on public time.
Jamie Pavlot, a central witness for the prosecution, took the stand after a parade of witnesses had described regular political work in the Republican’s Harrisburg and district offices over nearly a decade.
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