Jeffrey Woodburn visits the courtroom on May 11 to visit his current girlfriend Patty Dwyer (left) and his daughter Molly during a break in his trial on domestic violence charges. (NANCY WEST PHOTO)
Jeffrey Woodburn visits the courtroom on May 11 to visit his current girlfriend Patty Dwyer (left) and his daughter Molly during a break in his trial on domestic violence charges. (NANCY WEST PHOTO)
LANCASTER — The state has asked Coos Superior Court Judge Peter Bornstein to sentence former state Sen. Jeffrey Woodburn (D-Whitefield) to 60 days in the House of Correction following his conviction on charges of simple assault, domestic violence and criminal mischief.
Woodburn, 55, is requesting a suspended sentence, noting that the case has cost him his political career and his job.
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