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Two parents urge appeals court to overturn convictions in Varsity Blues college admissions scandal

Por: The Boston Globe Nation November 08, 2022

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A federal appeals court grilled the government Monday over whether two parents who were convicted last year of paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to have their children accepted into elite colleges as fake athletic recruits received a fair trial in the nationwide Varsity Blues college admissions scandal.During a hearing before the First Circuit Court of Appeals, lawyers for John B. Wilson, 63, a real estate private equity investor... + full article



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