negligent homicide sentence

• Ex-Soldier Faces Sentence in Negligent Homicide

A former Fort Carson soldier could face up to three years in prison when he is sentenced Tuesday in the criminally negligent homicide of a 19-year-old Colorado Springs woman. Fourth Judicial District Judge Robert L. Lowrey is scheduled to sentence Thomas Edward Woolly at 1:30 p.m. in the May 10, 2009, fatal shooting of Lisa Baumann.

• Gazette, The; Colorado Springs, Colo.
• February 22, 2011

• Kelly v. Robinson, 479 U.S. 36 (1986)

...She was sentenced to a prison term, but the court suspended executio...For example, a judge in a negligent homicide case might sentence the defendant to prob...

• U.S. Supreme Court

• Maurice Buzzell of East Kingston, owner and operator of Buzzell Tree Service--found guilty of negligent homicide in the 2007 death of a worker who was helping pull down a tree--has received a suspended sentence.

Maurice Buzzell of East Kingston, owner and operator of Buzzell Tree Service--found guilty of negligent homicide in the 2007 death of a worker who was...

• New Hampshire Business Review
• April 23, 2010

• Jury convicts faith-healing parents in Oregon.

...-2 to convict the Beagleys of criminally negligent homicide. Their sentence was pending as Church & S...

• Church & State
• Vol. 63 Nbr. 3, March 2010

• Elderly Driver Spared Jail in Fatal Hit-Run

Lorraine Vogel avoided prison time Monday, receiving a six-month suspended sentence for negligent homicide in the death of Alexander Malley. Vogel, now 76, struck 87-year-old Malley with her vehicle as he attempted to cross Route 1 in Branford with a walker Oct. 10, 2005.

• New Haven Register
• July 01, 2008

• Man Gets 3 Years for Fatal Glen Burnie Wreck

A county judge sentenced a Howard County man to three years in prison Tuesday for causing the death of a motorist in Glen Burnie following a head-on crash. County Circuit Court Judge David S. Bruce told Jamel Maurice Reid of Ellicott City that he regretted it was the maximum allowable sentence for negligent homicide.

• Maryland Gazette
• October 28, 2004

• Soldier Pleads Guilty in Death

Cpl. Dustin Berg and his family left a military courtroom in tears Monday after a plea agreement called for him to spend up to 18 months in prison for shooting to death an Iraqi policeman. Berg, 22, of the 1st Battalion, 152nd Infantry Regiment based in Jasper, Ind., pleaded guilty to negligent homicide and one charge of false swearing. In doing so, he avoided a trial and possible life sentence for a murder charge in the November 2003 death of Hussein Kamel Hadi Dawood al-Zubeidi, his patrol partner who Berg said pointed his weapon at him while they were alone in a flea market in Nippur, Iraq. One charge of false swearing was dropped.

• Evansville Courier & Press
• July 29, 2005

• State Briefs

Wood man must sell ATV in fatal accident sentence PARKERSBURG - A Wood County man has been ordered to sell his all- terrain vehicle to fulfill part of his sentence for the negligent homicide of a 15-year-old boy last July.

• Charleston Gazette
• June 23, 2004

• Trucker Found Guilty in Deaths

A judge on Thursday found Alabama truck driver Robie Joseph Dalrymple guilty in the deaths of three people in a crash last June on I-80. Dalrymple, 41, opted for a bench trial before a judge rather than a jury trial. Third District Judge Judith Atherton found him guilty of three counts of class A misdemeanor negligent homicide. The potential sentence for each is a year in jail

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• April 03, 2006

• Prosecution Offers Deferred Conviction Motorist Charged in Fatal 2003 Crash

A Fond du Lac man accused of drinking and driving recklessly when he killed his friend in 2003 in Sheboygan County has been offered a deal that would allow him to avoid prison. William J. Schroeder, 28, was charged last week with homicide by negligent use of a vehicle, which carries a maximum 10-year sentence and a $25,000 fine.

• The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• December 16, 2008