Though she had been sentenced almost a year ago, Ann Pryor had managed to stay out of prison pending her appeal. Interestingly, her appeal was turned down by a 2-1 vote, but with the dissenting vote being “very strong.”<\/p>\n
Tragically, one line of argument of her appeal \u2014 that she was too sick to serve time \u2014 proved prophetic. Her cancer took her life before the year-long sentence could be upheld in a higher court and served.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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