After both defendants in the Philadelphia priest sex-abuse case rested Tuesday, the case is poised to go to jury later this week.
May 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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After both defendants in the Philadelphia priest sex-abuse case rested Tuesday, the case is poised to go to jury later this week.
The trial of Monsignor William J. Lynn is believed to be the first criminal prosecution in the country in which a church official who did not directly sexually abuse children has been charged with causing harm to alleged abuse victims.
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