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Convicted in 2019, Guyger had yet another day in court. Last week the Fifth Circuit Appeals Court upheld the conviction, although she argued for a conviction of criminally negligent homicide instead of murder.
Guyger can have another opportunity should she decide to appeal to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
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