Nebraska Court Reverts On Second-Degree Murder Law
The Nebraska Supreme Court reversed its 1994 ruling requiring malice in second-degree murder. The Friday decision means retrials or reviews are required for over 130 cases, including 15 complete releases, under the Legislature definition of murder as death caused intentionally but without premeditation. The ruling triggers new reviews and unsettles prosecutors statewide.
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Convicted killer booted as coach in New Jersey YMCA
Glenn Barker, 39, a Virginia convict once linked to a murder and a suspected arson case, spent four months coaching children at the South Brunswick YMCA before police revealed his past. He was fired August 7 after the incident came to light. parents were notified days later. Barker had moved around seeking work, sparking local protests and raising questions about child safety and Megan’s Law thresholds.
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