WINNEMUCCA – The man who was sentenced in 2006 to life in prison for killing his infant son was back in court to be sentenced to a lesser charge and a reduced amount of time in prison.

James Barker pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in February and was sentenced to 10-25 years in prison on Monday (April 15) in 6^th Judicial District Court. He has already served seven years of that sentence.

WINNEMUCCA — A man who pleaded guilty to kidnapping was sentenced to probation on Monday (April 1), which was among the cases in 6^th Judicial District Court.

NERIO CEBALLOS was sentenced for second-degree kidnapping to 60 months probation with an underlying sentence of 33-86 months in prison and for the deadly weapon enhancement to 60 months probation with an underlying sentence of 33-86 months probation. He has 891 days credit for time served.

WINNEMUCCA — A case involving a 16-year-old male juvenile charged with sexual assault on a child under the age of 14, a category A felony, was remanded from 6^th Judicial District Court back to juvenile court on Monday (April 1). No more about the case will be known.