The Prosecutor overseeing the case of Dale Neumann says he wants a jury from outside Marathon County to try the case because of pre-trial publicity.

Leilani Neumann, the Weston woman convicted of second degree reckless homicide in the death of her 11-year old daughter is due back in court this week. Court officials say a sentencing date is expected to be set during the hearing.

WAUSAU, Wis. (AP) -- The mother convicted of allowing her daughter to die while the woman prayed for healing says the verdict shows how much more work needs to be done in her fight for religious freedom

Watch the Special Report from WSAW.com on the Leilani Neumann Trial right here. This report recaps the week long trial of Leilani Neumann in the death of her 11-year-old daughter, Kara.

On Monday, May 18th, eight witnesses testified, including the physician who performed Kara's autopsy. He told the court there is no doubt the girl died of untreated diabetes - and if she had received medical help almost up until the time she died - she would be alive and living a normal life.

A jury has found Leilani Neumann guilty of second-degree reckless homicide in the death of her 11-year-old daughter, Kara.

Jury deliberations in Leilani Neumann trial are underway. The 41-year old Weston woman is charged with second degree reckless homicide in the death of her 11-year old daughter, Kara. Authorities say she and her husband prayed for her instead of getting her medical attention and the girl died of untreated diabetes in March of 2008. Click on the box that says "Live Video" to watch the closings live.

The defense attorney for Leilani Neumann rested it's case Thursday morning without calling a witness. The 41-year old Weston woman is charged with reckless homicide in the 2008 death of her 11-year old daughter, Kara. Closing arguments are set for Friday.

Witnesses take stand in day three of Leilani Neumann trial. The 41-year old Weston woman is charged with second degree reckless homicide in the death of her 11-year old daughter, Kara. Authorities say she failed to get medical help for the girl who died of untreated diabetes.

It's day two of testimony in the trial for Leilani Neumann. The 41-year old Weston woman is charged with second degree reckless homicide in the March 2008 death of her 11-year old daughter Madeline, also known as Kara.

Day one of testimony in the trial for Leilani Neumann is over. She and her husband are accused of praying instead of seeking medical attention for the 11-year old girl, who died of untreated diabetes. Monday was the first day of testimony in the trial for Leilani.

Prosecutors say Kara Neumann's death was "dragged out and miserable." But the defense says her symptoms didn't appear before 18-hours before she died. Her mother, Leilani is on trial for second degree reckless homicide after authorities say Neumann prayed for the girl instead of seeking medical attention for her and Kare died of untreated diabetes.

The husband of the central Wisconsin woman accused of praying while her daughter died of undiagnosed diabetes is among nearly 50 possible witnesses in the mother's homicide trial.

Day two of the jury trial for Leilani Neumann is underway. Here is real time coverage of jury selection.

The jury for the Leilani Neumann trial has now been chosen. It's 7 men and 7 women. Neumann and her husband Dale are charged with second degree reckless homicide in the death of their 11-year old daughter, Kara in 2008.

Leilani Neumann's attorney is asking the county to pay for lawyer fees. Dale's lawyer is already taxpayer funded. The Weston couple is accused of reckless homicide by praying for their daughter instead of getting her medical attention. The 11-year-old died of complications of diabetes one year ago.

A judge has set separate trials for parents accused of reckless homicide for praying instead of taking their 11-year-old daughter to a doctor as she died of undiagnosed diabetes.

The trials for Dale and Leilani Neumann have been scheduled, following the couple’s request for a speedy trial. The two will have separate trials. Leilani’s is scheduled to begin May 14th, and Dale’s will begin July 23rd. Each trial is scheduled to last 1 week.

A trial is expected to be scheduled soon for the Weston couple charged with second degree reckless homicide in the death of their daughter. Attorneys for Dale and Leilani Neumann, of Weston will meet Monday.

A judge says he's ready to schedule the trial of parents accused of reckless homicide for praying instead of taking their 11-year-old daughter to a doctor as she died of undiagnosed diabetes.

The attorneys for the Weston couple accused of causing the death of their daughter are asking for a speedy trial. Dale and Leilani Neumann's lawyers filed the motions Tuesday morning.

Marathon County Judge Vincent Howard says the case against Dale and Leilani Neumann can proceed. He made the ruling today after the Neumann's attorneys motioned a reckless homicide charge be dismissed on constitutional grounds.

A judge is expected to decide this week whether to dismiss reckless homicide charges against parents accused of praying instead of seeking a doctor's care as their 11-year-old daughter died of untreated diabetes.

Court records show that Dale and Leilani Neumann have closed their coffee shop and are being evicted from the building.

Judge Vincent Howard says he'll review other similar case files after hearing arguments in the Dale and Leilani Neumann case Monday afternoon. The Neumanns are charged with reckless homicide in the death of their daughter. Their lawyers say the charge is unconstitutional.