Sexually violent predator label upheld for man who repeatedly molested boy at Children s Home of York pennlive.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pennlive.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
An East Donegal Township womanâs claim that she did not receive a fair trial in the case that resulted in her being sentenced to two to five years in prison for torturing her 11-year-old stepdaughter was rejected by a state appeals court, according to a report by PennLive.
Jodie Hudson-Greenly, 45, claimed she didnât receive a fair trial because a Lancaster County judge allowed the girl to testify by closed-circuit television because the child was terrified of being in the same courtroom with her. That claim was rejected by the Superior Court in an opinion by President Judge Emeritus Correale F. Stevens, according to the report.
Pa. stepmom who tortured 11-year-old girl can’t beat state prison sentence
Updated Feb 23, 2021;
A state appeals court has refused to void the 2- to 5-year prison sentence of a central Pennsylvania woman convicted of torturing her 11-year-old stepdaughter so severely the child was left in mortal fear of her.
In an opinion by President Judge Emeritus Correale F. Stevens, the Superior Court panel rejected Jodie Hudson-Greenly’s claim that she didn’t receive a fair trial because a Lancaster County judge allowed the child to testify by closed-circuit TV because the child was terrified of being in the same courtroom with her.
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Cumberland County man’s appeal of jail term in 30-year-old child-sex case denied by Pa. court
Updated Jan 26, 2021;
A Cumberland County man convicted in a 30-year-old child-sex case has failed to convince a state appeals court panel that he shouldn’t have been sentenced to prison as an adult for crimes he committed when he was a child.
The Superior Court decision means Herman Armolt Jr, now 43, must keep serving a 4- to 8-year jail term a county judge imposed a year ago after a jury convicted the Shippensburg-area man of charges including aggravated indecent assault.
Investigators arrested Armolt in 2018 after the victim in the case told them he had molested her between 1990 and 1994. Armolt would have been 12 years old when that abuse began.