A recent ruling in the state Superior Court could narrow the chances of conviction for three former Penn State administrators accused of covering up sexual abuse perpetrated by Jerry Sandusky, according to several attorneys who spoke with the Law Weekly.
The case could also be complicated by lingering questions about the possibly ambiguous role of former university general counsel Cynthia Baldwin, who testified at grand jury proceedings that led to the administrators’ indictment.
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