Kaitlyn Conley's Manslaughter Conviction Upheld by Utica Judge
This means she is not entitled to a new trial and will serve the remainder of her 23-year sentence.
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This means she is not entitled to a new trial and will serve the remainder of her 23-year sentence.
With members of her family in attendance, Kaitlyn Conley entered the court room, where she was sentenced to 23 years in prison six years ago, seeking to have that 2017
Kaitlyn Conley, who is serving a 23-year sentence for manslaughter, claims her conviction should be overturned due to ineffective counsel.
This means she is not entitled to a new trial and will serve the remainder of her 23-year sentence.
This means she is not entitled to a new trial and will serve the remainder of her 23-year sentence.