Daniel Penny faces second-degree manslaughter charges.
Potential sentence: up to 15 years,
no mandatory minimum.
DA’s focus on sentencing speculated
as "misleading."
Jordan Neely caused panic before Penny’s intervention.
Penny's defense claims overreach
by prosecution.
Prosecution says Penny showed
no remorse for Neely.
Legal experts question the case's
public reception.
Mayor Eric Adams supports Penny's initial response.
Neely's threats highlighted subway
safety concerns.
Penny’s trial raises debate on self-defense vs. recklessness.
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