HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Two Penn State administrators accused of lying to the grand jury that investigated Jerry Sandusky are asking for more time to make their latest pretrial court filing.
Lawyers for Tim Curley and Gary Schultz asked a judge on Tuesday to push back the deadline for them to respond to state prosecutors until May 4.
Curley, the school’s athletic director on leave, was to file the written answer sometime Tuesday. Schultz, a now-retired university vice president, faces an April 27 deadline.
Their attorneys say prosecutors have yet to produce all promised records.
Curley and Schultz are also accused of failing to properly report suspected child sex abuse by Sandusky, who’s awaiting a separate trial.
All three have pleaded not guilty and deny the allegations.
