Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, one of the Republican Party’s top inquisitors in Congress, is expected to be deposed Friday about allegations that he failed to protect the wrestlers he once coached at Ohio State University from a sexual predator,

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) will answer questions under oath in relation to the Richard Strauss sex abuse scandal at Ohio State University, sources have told Nexstar's WCMH.

Former Ohio State University Athletic Director Andy Geiger was deposed July 16 as part of a federal lawsuit related to the Dr. Richard Strauss sex abuse scandal at the university. Geiger,

The House Judiciary chair, who has denied allegations that he ignored abuse as a wrestling coach at OSU, is expected to testify Friday in civil litigation.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who chairs the powerful House Judiciary Committee, will soon be questioned under oath in a sworn deposition, according to a new report. According to Columbus, Ohio-based NBC affiliate WCMH,

U .S. State Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) will provide sworn testimony about what he knew regarding the allegations against the former Ohio State Doctor Richard Strauss. The deposition, set to take place in Washington, D.C. on Friday, is expected to last at least seven hours.

Jim Jordan is set to be deposed on Friday in Washington, D.C., for a civil lawsuit against Ohio State University by victims of Dr. Richard Strauss.

Rep. Jim Jordan may be deposed over OSU sex abuse scandal - The Ohio Republican could be deposed as soon as Friday