Court to reconsider dog mauling verdict (AP)

Marjorie Knoller is shown in court in this file photo from Thursday, Jan. 31, 2002, at the Los Angeles Criminal Court building in Los Angeles. Knoller whose dogs fatally mauled a neighbor could get more prison time, after the California Supreme Court on Thursday, May 31, 2007, ordered a trial judge to consider convicting her of second-degree murder rather than involuntary manslaughter.  (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)AP - A woman whose dogs fatally mauled a neighbor could get more prison time, after the California Supreme Court on Thursday ordered a trial judge to consider convicting her of second-degree murder rather than involuntary manslaughter.


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Court to reconsider dog mauling verdict (AP)

Marjorie Knoller is shown in court in this file photo from Thursday, Jan. 31, 2002, at the Los Angeles Criminal Court building in Los Angeles. Knoller whose dogs fatally mauled a neighbor could get more prison time, after the California Supreme Court on Thursday, May 31, 2007, ordered a trial judge to consider convicting her of second-degree murder rather than involuntary manslaughter.  (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)AP - A woman whose dogs fatally mauled a neighbor could get more prison time, after the California Supreme Court on Thursday ordered a trial judge to consider convicting her of second-degree murder rather than involuntary manslaughter.


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Court to reconsider dog mauling verdict (AP)

AP - A woman whose dogs fatally mauled a neighbor could get more prison time, after the California Supreme Court on Thursday ordered a trial judge to consider convicting her of second-degree murder rather than involuntary manslaughter.

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