JURY BACK TO WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA CORRUPTION TRIAL

February 4, 2012

HARRISBURG, Penn. (Reuters) - The jury was set to resume deliberations on Friday in the corruption trial of one of Pennsylvania's longest-serving lawmakers, accused of using state employees to campaign for him for free. State Representative Bill DeWeese, an 18-term Democrat, faces four counts of theft and one count each of conspiracy and conflict of interest and could face 38 years in prison if ...



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