Eleven more members of a Penn State fraternity are headed to trial over the death of a pledge after a judge ruled Monday prosecutors put on enough evidence to support hazing and alcohol-related criminal charges. Judge Steven Lachman also threw out allegations that a member of now-shuttered Beta…
Source: Morningcall
More Penn State frat members head to trial over pledge death
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