Cleland Sets Schedule for Sandusky Case
Judge John Cleland, who is overseeing the Jerry Sandusky criminal case, has established a schedule for prosecutors and defense attorneys, and says he plans to hear argument on pretrial issues in less than three months.
According to Cleland’s order the attorney general's office to turn over material to Sandusky's lawyers by Monday. The deadline is Feb. 1 for Sandusky to ask for trial outside Centre County, or to bring in a jury from another county.
Other pretrial motions are due March 1, with argument scheduled for April 5 in Bellefonte.
Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach, denies charges that he sexually abused 10 young boys.
According to Cleland’s order the attorney general's office to turn over material to Sandusky's lawyers by Monday. The deadline is Feb. 1 for Sandusky to ask for trial outside Centre County, or to bring in a jury from another county.
Other pretrial motions are due March 1, with argument scheduled for April 5 in Bellefonte.
Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach, denies charges that he sexually abused 10 young boys.
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