Kaitlyn Conley Seeks to Overturn Manslaughter Conviction
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.
The latest attempt by Kaitlyn A. Conley to have her first-degree manslaughter conviction overturned has been delayed while her attorney asks for a new judge for the hearing.
A new hearing has been scheduled for later next month for Kaitlyn A. Conley.
A motion to overturn Kaitlyn Conley's manslaughter conviction for the death of Mary Yoder was filed last month. Here's what attorneys are arguing: