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    • 2 Defendants in Turnpike Corruption Case Seek Deal for Probation Without Verdict

    September 29, 2014
    Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

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    HARRISBURG – Two Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission vendors charged in a broader “pay-to-play” scandal are set to receive a form of probation without verdict, court documents show.

    Jeffrey Suzenski and Dennis Miller, lesser figures in the case accusing officials of influence-peddling and bid-rigging, will receive Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition, or ARD, if Dauphin County Judge Richard Lewis approves the deal at a hearing Tuesday.

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