The Latest on a New York man's conviction in a debate over the Dead Sea Scrolls (all times local):10:45 a.m.A New York man convicted of using online aliases to discredit his father's detractors in a debate over the Dead Sea Scrolls won't go to jail in the unusual case. The nine-year-old case prompted New York state's highest court in 2014 to strike down an aggravated harassment law as unconstitutionally vague. The unusual case of a New York man convicted of using online aliases to discredit his father's detractors in a debate over the Dead Sea Scrolls is coming to an end after nine years. A Manhattan judge is expected to decide Monday on Raphael Golb's final bid to reduce his two-month jail sentence. The case also prompted New York state's highest court in 2014 to strike down an aggravated harassment law.

Source: ABC News April 16, 2018 15:00 UTC