Courchesne reached the  Supreme Court in 2010 and had the Antonia murder conviction overturned. The court ruled it was not proved the baby was alive at the time of the cesarean delivery. The death penalty was substituted with a 60-year sentence which prosecutors accepted instead of opting for a retrial. Yesterday's death at is being probed by police and prison officials, but is not considered suspicious. Courchesne collapsed while walking in the , at around 10: 35a .m. . In 2012 Connecticut abolished the death penalty  but those already on death row remained sentenced to die.
Courchesne reached the Connecticut Supreme Court in 2010 and had the Antonia murder conviction overturned. The court ruled it was not proved the baby was alive at the time of the cesarean delivery. The death penalty was substituted with a 60-year sentence which prosecutors accepted instead of opting for a retrial. Yesterday's death at is being probed by police and prison officials, but is not considered suspicious. Courchesne collapsed while walking in the , at around 10: 35 a .m. . Connecticut abolished the death penalty in 2012, but those already on death row remained sentenced to die.
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