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Spanier, 72, will report to the Centre County Correctional Facility on July 9 to serve at least two months, followed by two months of house arrest. The upheld sentence comes more than four years after he was convicted on a single misdemeanor count of child endangerment. In January, prosecutors asked Judge John Boccabella to order Spanier to begin his sentence, writing that there was no legal barrier to enforcing it. Spanier’s defense had previously argued he wasn’t fit to serve jail time after undergoing heart surgery in 2019 and battling advanced prostate cancer. Due to their client’s...
Trending Articles: Penn State Administrator Who Failed To Report Sandusky Sex Crimes With Minors Received $330,699 Public Pension Published: May 12, 2021 By Adam Andzejewski of OpenTheBooks.com, submitted by RealClearPolicy.com, In 2001, Gary Schultz was Penn State’s senior vice president for finance and business when he was told that assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky had sexually assaulted a boy in the school’s locker room shower. But neither he nor any other Penn State administrators who were told about the incident reported it to law enforcement, childcare, or youth service...
A judge will hear arguments next month about whether former Penn State President Graham Spanier should begin serving a two-month county jail sentence for his conviction on a child endangerment charge. According to the Associated Press, Dauphin County President Judge John F. Cherry on Monday ordered the May 26 hearing to address Spanier was convicted in 2017 on one misdemeanor count stemming from his handling of a 2001 report about former assistant football coach and Second Mile charity founder Jerry Sandusky with a boy in a campus locker room shower. In 2019, a day before Spanier was sch...
Ex-Penn State President Graham Spanier should report to jail after losing latest appeal, prosecutors say Updated Jan 13, 2021; Posted Jan 13, 2021 FILE - State prosecutors are asking a judge to order former Penn State President Graham Spanier to begin serving a prison term for child endangerment. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)AP Facebook Share State prosecutors are moving for enforcement of Graham Spanier’s prison sentence following the former Penn State president’s latest defeat in appellate courts. The Third Circuit judges, in an order dated Jan. 4, denied that request. One day later, S...