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Kegan Kline files motion to change plea

Kegan Kline files motion to change plea

Kegan Kline files motion to change plea

According to court records, Kegan Kline admitted to creating the fake, online "anthony_shots" profile to meet underage girls and receive explicit photos.

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Claims that accused University of Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger could be executed by firing squad if convicted need context

Idaho currently only allows lethal injection for the death penalty; a proposed bill would allow firing squads if the state is unable to obtain the right drugs.
Teenagers can be paid less than federal minimum wage, but only for 90 days

The Fair Labor Standards Act allows employers to pay workers under 20 $4.25 an hour during their first 90 days of employment unless prohibited by state or local law.