Texas Man Found Not Guilty of Murder After Using Gay Panic
James Miller will serve 10 years probation after being sentenced for criminally negligent homicide for killing his neighbor in east Austin in Mere weeks ago in Austin, Texas, a year-old former policeman named James Miller was sentenced to 10 years probation and six months in jail for stabbing his year-old neighbor Daniel Spencer to death two years ago. He killed Spencer after Spencer allegedly tried to kiss him. Man cleared of murder using 'gay panic' defence after killing
The light sentencing of a Texas man who killed his neighbor triggered national fury and put the rare “gay panic defense” in the spotlight. Want to discuss? Please read our Commenting Policy first. 
Austin Man Avoids Charges for Murder For Stabbing Neighbor
A Texas man avoided murder and manslaughter convictions after his attorney cited a defense often called “gay panic” as the reason he killed a neighbor. James Miller of Austin was found guilty Tuesday of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Daniel Spencer, local NBC affiliate KXAN reports. Carsten Andresen does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment. Carsten Andresen, a criminal justice scholar, has been building a database of murder cases that use the gay panic defense.
Austin man’s ‘gay panic’ defence helps him avoid jail time
I stabbed him." He was charged with murder. Three years later, the former police officer claims the killing was self-defence, and he was in a "gay panic" after being hit on by another man. Join the HuffPost Community. Membership connects you to a movement of readers who believe good journalism builds a better world. 
Alleged 'gay panic defense' in Texas murder trial stuns advocates
A year-old man just successfully used a gay panic defense to explain his murder of a year-old in Austin, Texas. Gay rights advocates are outraged after an Austin, Texas, man received a light sentence for stabbing his neighbor to death in what some are calling an example of the so-called gay panic defense. Now, advocates are saying it should be banned.
Texas Man Who Killed Neighbor Uses 'Gay Panic' Defense And
An Austin man who reportedly used “gay panic” to defend killing his neighbor in won’t be headed to prison. James Miller, 69, was sentenced Thursday to 10 years probation in connection. . 
Texas Jury Gave a Man No Prison Time Because ‘Gay Panic
Austin, Tex. resident James Miller avoided charges of murder and manslaughter for the fatal stabbing of his neighbor, Daniel Spencer, using the gay panic defense in court this week. Instead, Miller was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide. .
Man who used ‘gay panic’ defense for killing neighbor avoids
A former police officer has been sentenced to 10 years probation for criminally negligent homicide after stabbing and killing his neighbour in Austin, Tex. in His defence? "Gay panic.". .