Michael Hansen prepares for new trial in daughter's death  Law &
Justice Madeleine Baran · · Released from jail   A new jury will
assemble in an Alexandria courtroom in late September to decide
whether to convict Michael Hansen of killing his infant
daughter.  They'll hear from the medical examiner who declared
the death a homicide at the original trial five years ago and
from medical examiners who disagree with that conclusion. That's
the part of the case that's attracted the most attention.  But
jurors will also hear the story of an infant girl whose parents
decided not to take her to see a doctor after she fell out of a
shopping cart and whose father stayed up late drinking with a
friend and didn't wake up to find her dead until 11 a.m. the
next morning.  That's the story of the life and death of
Avryonna Hansen, gleaned from court testimony, photos, and
evidence that led a jury five years ago to find her father
guilty of murder.  Avryonna Hansen fell asleep on May 1, 2004 on
a futon in a basement bedroom,