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Robert Englert walks with his daughter Alicia Englert following court Monday, Feb. 9, 2015, in Salt Lake City. A Utah judge says Englert, accused of leaving her newborn baby in a trash can, is not mentally competent to stand trial. Judge Elizabeth Hruby-Mills said Monday that Englert will enter treatment to get help. Court documents show Englert gave birth in a bathroom at home in August and abandoned the infant in a trash can. Prosecutors say the baby girl would have died if she wasn't found by a neighbor. (AP photo/Rick Bowmer)
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