The State Supreme Court will hear the case of the Weston couple convicted in the 2008 death of their daughter, Kara who died from untreated diabetes. Instead of taking her to see a doctor, Dale and Leilani Neumann chose to pray for her.

The Wisconsin parents convicted of using prayer instead of conventional medicine to try to heal their dying daughter will ask a judge for new trials.

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow prosecutors to charge parents who refuse medical help for their children on religious grounds with child abuse.

Day one of the Leilani Neumann trial is over. So far 16 potential jurors have been chosen. The goal is to chose 24, at which time the defense and prosecution can each dismiss 5. Neumann is charged with homicide in the death of her 11-year old daughter, Kara.

The mother convicted of second degree reckless homicide in the death of her 11-year-old daughter Kara is due in court Wednesday.

The defense attorney for Dale Neumann says the Weston couple's religious faith remains stronger than ever following the sentence handed down by Judge Vincent Howard.

Dale and Leilani Neumann will serve 30 days in jail each year for the first 6 years of a 10 year probation term.

Dale and Leilani Neumann were each sentenced to 10 years probation Tuesday in Marathon County Court. For the first 6 years of the sentence, they will have to spend 30 days in jail each year.

The Weston parents convicted of reckless homicide for praying for their dying daughter to heal instead of rushing her to a doctor will be sentenced in Marathon County Court Tuesday.

Dale Neumann himself, showed absolutely no emotion as he heard his fate. No one from the Neumann family spoke, but Neumann was heard...he was heard humming a song as he walked away, his bible firmly in hand.

The jury chosen to decide Dale Neumann's guilt or innocence cannot come up with a verdict. The Weston man is on trial for second degree reckless homicide in the death of his daughter Kara, 11.

The jury has found Dale Neumann guilty of second degree reckless homicide.

The state and the defense give their closing arguments in the prayer death trial of Dale Neumann.

The defense rested Thursday, after Dale Neumann took the stand. Friday closing arguments and deliberations are expected in the trial for the Weston man accused of second degree reckless homicide in the death of his 11-year-old daughter.

Live updates from Marathon County courthouse of Dale Neumann's reckless homicide trial. Neumann's daughter Kara, 11, died of untreated diabetes in March of 2008. Neumann's wife Leilani was convicted of the same crime in May.

It's Dale Neumann's defense attorney's chance to present his case, as prosecutor's wrap theirs. Neumann, 47, is on trial for recklessly killing his 11-year-old daughter Kara by not taking her to the doctor when she was dying of diabetes.

Dale Neumann is expected to take the state in his own defense Thursday. He's on trial for second degree reckless homicide in the death of his daughter Kara, 11.

Leilani Neumann says sickness is caused by sin and can be cured by praying to God. That's what she testified at her husband's trial in Marathon County court Tuesday.

Live blogging from Marathon County court in Dale Neumann homicide trial. Several people who witnessed Kara Neumann's last hours alive take the stand.

Though the jury has no evidence to consider yet, they're weighing what they heard in opening statements Saturday. Dale Neumann, 47, is on trial for second degree reckless homicide in the death of his 11-year-old daughter Madeline Kara.

Eight men and six women will hear the trial of Dale Neumann, 47, and decide whether he's innocent or guilty. Neumann is on trial for second degree reckless homicide in death of his daughter Kara, 11.

A second day of jury selection is under way in the trial of a father accused of second-degree reckless homicide for praying instead of seeking medical help for his dying daughter.

Day one of the trial against Dale Neumann is underway, as jurors are selected. Neumann is on trial for second degree reckless homicide in the death of his daughter Kara, 11.

His wife's trial is over, now it's Dale Neumann's turn to stand trial. In May, Leilani Neumann was found guilty of second degree reckless homicide in her daughter Kara's death.

Dale Neumann is set to appear for a final pretrial hearing just days ahead of the scheduled start of his trial.