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Home > McQueary Says There's No Need to Respond Substantively to Penn State's P.O.s

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McQueary Says There's No Need to Respond Substantively to Penn State's P.O.s

By Ben Present Contact All Articles 

The Legal Intelligencer

February 1, 2013

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Mike McQueary departs the Dauphin County Courthouse Friday in Harrisburg.

Mike McQueary departs the Dauphin County Courthouse Friday in Harrisburg.
AP photo by Joe Hermitt/The Patriot News

Mike McQueary, who is suing Penn State for its handling of his allegations against convicted serial child molester Jerry Sandusky, has declined to comment substantively on the university’s preliminary objections to his lawsuit.

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