Although Conahan’s name does not appear on any documents for Learco Inc., the owner of the Beer Express on Queen Street, Harrisburg, and people associated with the businesses have connections to him.A Dauphin County beer distributor and the company that owns it raise questions about the diverse business interests of former judge Michael T. Conahan.
His sister, Paula C. DeJoseph is listed as a stockholder of Learco, according to records on file with the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.
A message left Friday with DeJoseph was not returned.
The president of Learco, attorney Edward P. McNelis of Hazleton, shared an office with Conahan at one time and represented him in a complaint regarding campaign finances in his first run for a seat on the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas in 1993.
McNelis also represents Conahan’s wife, Barbara, and Cindy Ciavarella, wife of former judge Mark A. Ciavarella, in a pending civil suit related to the placement of juveniles in two detention centers at the heart of the criminal charges against the two former jurists.
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Don't they steal enough in court?
ReplyDeleteWe learn more and more about Conahan almost daily.
ReplyDeleteThis guy is rotten to the core and has been for years! Who stood by and let him operate -- turning the other way?
ReplyDeleteYes, every day is another Conahan surprise.
ReplyDeleteI am waiting on the news report that all the adult guardianship Michael T. Conahan presided over will be investigated.
He's a thug -- not a judge. I wonder if he was ever a judge - if he ever had ethics. And if he did, why did he go wrong?
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