A day after denying a prominent Syracuse-area doctor's motion to set aside his guilty verdict for killing his wife based on juror misconduct, Onondaga County Court Judge Thomas Miller sentenced him to 20-years-to-life.
August 03, 2015 at 05:01 AM
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A prominent Syracuse-area doctor received a 20-year-to-life sentence Thursday for killing his wife in September 2012.
A day after denying M. Robert Neulander’s motion to set aside the guilty verdict for juror misconduct (NYLJ, July 30), Onondaga County Court Judge Thomas Miller sentenced Neulander to a term that struck middle ground between the minimum of 15-years-to-life and maximum of 25-years-to-life for second-degree murder.
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