Boston Star

BOSTON, Massachusetts: The first trial in a wide ranging college admissions corruption case is underway in Boston's federal court, more than two years after prosecutors arrested 50 parents, athletic coaches and others in an admissions scheme that embroiled elite universities across the country. On Monday, defense attorneys said the two parents accused of buying their children's way into elite schools--never discussed paying bribes.

Trial begins for parents in college admissions bribery scandal The first trial in a wide ranging college admissions corruption case is underway in Boston's federal court

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