The North Dakota Supreme Court has upheld a district judge's decision to grant a new trial to a woman who pleaded guilty in the death of her infant daughter and was sent to prison last year.
to a woman who pleaded guilty in the death of her infant daughter and was sent to prison last year.
Black Elk found her 3-week-old baby dead when she awoke on Feb. 19, 2022, after she had been drinking and smoking marijuana, according to authorities. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced in May 2022.
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