Supreme Court appears uncomfortable with Joseph Percoco bribery case
Nov. 29— The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday in an appeal by Joseph Percoco, the disgraced confidant of former Gov. Monday's argument was related to only one of the honest-services wire fraud convictions that involved consulting work Percoco did on behalf of a Syracuse real estate development firm, COR Development. COR Development was one of two…
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