THE HOMICIDE CONVICTION OF A CLEARFIELD COUNTY WOMAN HAS BEEN OVERTURNED.  THE PENNSYLVANIA SUPERIOR COURT ISSUED THE RULING LAST WEEK, VACATING THE CONVICTION OF DANIELLE PARKS.  PARKS HAD BEEN FOUND GUILTY IN 2025 OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER IN THE DEATH OF HER EX-HUSBAND IN FEBRUARY, 2024.  ON APPEAL, HER DEFENSE ARGUED THAT THE JURY WAS NOT ABLE TO CONSIDER A POSSIBLE “JUSTIFIBALE USE OF FORCE” IN THE CASE.  AN ORDER FOR A NEW TRIAL WAS ISSUED.