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Nick Reiner case in probate court as accused killer looks to access trust fund for defense

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Nick Reiner, a 32-year-old accused killer, is seeking to access a $1.5 million trust fund established after his birth in 1993 to finance his legal defense. The legal battle is centered in a Los Angeles probate court, where proceedings are scheduled to address the petition he filed in June.

The effort to access the funds faces significant legal hurdles, notably the 'slayer statute,' which is being cited to deny him access to the money. The core of the current legal proceedings involves determining whether the accused can utilize these assets for his defense despite statutory restrictions.

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Toronto Sun (Toronto, Canada) (CA) Emphasizes the denial of funds and the legal barrier of the slayer statute.
Read the full story at the source WLS 6ABC (Philadelphia, US) · US
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