Lynch Gets 40-Month Sentence in City Hall Bribery Case
A former Boston real estate official was sentenced to 40 months in prison for tax evasion and taking a bribe from a developer to influence a zoning board of appeals decision.
Lynch Asks for Leniency in Bribery Case
by Steve Adams | Jan 20, 2020
Former Boston city hall official John Lynch appealed for leniency as he faces sentencing Thursday for accepting a bribe to influence a zoning board of appeals vote.
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