Ex-Penn State Coach Sandusky Will Have June Trial Instead of May
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The trial of former Pennsylvania State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky on sex-abuse charges was rescheduled for June 5 by a judge who said “logistical contingencies” required a postponement.
State court Judge John M. Cleland set the new date in a ruling yesterday. He previously scheduled the trial to begin May 14.