Jerry Sandusky can visit with, call, text, Skype and write to most of his grandchildren, a judge ruled Monday, as long as one of the children?s parents is supervising. The order comes as Senior Judge John M. Cleland also denied a request from state prosecutors to bring in a jury from outside Centre County to decide the embattled ex-coach?s fate. Cleland said the state had failed to establish facts that the ?most imperative grounds? support bringing in out-of-county jurors.
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Sandusky Can See Most of His Grandchildren, Centre County Jurors to Decide Fate, Judge Rules
The Legal Intelligencer
February 13, 2012
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