A Tarrant County judge made a decision regarding Tanner Horner's case. The outcome of this decision is that Horner will not receive a new trial. Horner had admitted to a serious crime and was given a severe sentence.
His lawyers had concerns about the impact of media on the case. The judge's decision does not affect Horner's appeal, which is ongoing. Further details about the case and its developments are available from local news sources.
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