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Pennsylvania State University lost a court bid to dismiss a lawsuit by former assistant football coach Mike McQueary over claims he was fired because of his cooperation in the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse case.
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Pennsylvania State University must wait until next month for an answer to its request to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a former coach tied to the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse case, a state court judge said.
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Pennsylvania State University lost a bid to delay a lawsuit brought by former assistant football coach Mike McQueary until criminal charges tied to the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse case are resolved.
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Pennsylvania State University’s athletic director and a former school vice president were ordered to stand trial on charges of lying about a 2002 sex- abuse allegation against former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
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Pennsylvania State University asked a court to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Mike McQueary, the former assistant football coach who claims he was fired for cooperating in the sex-abuse investigation of Jerry Sandusky.
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The former Pennsylvania State University assistant football coach whose testimony helped convict Jerry Sandusky of sex abuse charges sued the university for $4 million in lost earnings.
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Penn State assistant football coach Mike McQueary said he’s being vilified after witnessing an alleged sexual assault on a boy by Jerry Sandusky, even though McQueary said he went to police about it.
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Mike McQueary’s initial account of an alleged attack by Jerry Sandusky on a boy in the showers at Penn State University’s athletic department nine years ago differed from what he told a grand jury, the Patriot-News said.
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On Sept. 11 I watched as so many good people put their lives in peril to save others, and I wondered whether I would have had the courage to do the same. I doubt it. But there were no burning towers at Penn State. Doing the right thing to protect a small boy would have taken very little.
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Joe Paterno sat in his kitchen one morning in March 2002 as a graduate assistant described a locker-room shower encounter he saw between a boy and a longtime friend and colleague of Penn State University’s football coach. Paterno slumped in his chair, “shocked and saddened,” according to court testimony.
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