PHILADELPHIA (PA)
Newsworks
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monsignor William Lynn is due in court Monday for the first time since his conviction in the priest sex-abuse scandal was reversed.
The Roman Catholic church official is not quite a free man. He must remain under electronic monitoring while prosecutors try to restore the conviction.
Lynn served 18 months in prison for felony child-endangerment. He was the first U.S. church official ever convicted over his handling of abuse complaints.
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