Ports Director Geno Marconi's Trial
Ports and Harbors Director Geno Marconi's lawyers have requested that Attorney General John Formella testify at his upcoming criminal trial.
However, the state has filed a motion to quash Formella's subpoena.
- Marconi, 74, is accused of two felonies and four misdemeanors.
- Charges include providing confidential motor vehicle records and deleting investigation-related phone messages.
Jury selection is set for November.
Marconi's trial will address the allegations of providing Neil Levesque's confidential records to Bradley Cook.
Author's summary: Marconi's trial is upcoming with jury selection in November.
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