HARRIS: So just a short time ago, the man accused of a deadly courthouse rampage in Atlanta pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Brian Nichols is accused of killing a judge, a court reporter and a sheriff's deputy. Prosecutors say Nichols overpowered a female deputy, stole her gun, and went on a killing spree. His attorneys say he was insane and couldn't tell right from wrong. The trial was delayed by a series of complications.</s>COLLINS: Umbrella of suspicion finally lifted. An attorney for JonBenet Ramsey says he has no plans to sue prosecutors or law enforcement. This comes after a Colorado prosecutor apologized to the family of JonBenet Ramsey for being under suspicion for her death. A DNA test using a new type of technology has confirmed in 1998's finding that there was no genetic match for the family from evidence. The material, instead, matches an unidentified man.</s>JOHN RAMSEY, FATHER OF JONBENET RAMSEY: The most significant thing is that I'm very comfortable that we have a good, solid, irrefutable DNA sample that will be in the national data base. And as that data base gets populated, we have a good opportunity, I think, to eventually find an answer to who did this. We're certainly grateful for acknowledgment that we are innocent. This was an intruder, which, of course, we've always maintained.</s>COLLINS: The apology came too late for JonBenet's mother. Patsy Ramsey died of cancer two years ago.</s>HARRIS: A polygamous sect leader is out of the hospital and back in jail this morning. Warren Jeffs was taken to a Las Vegas hospital on Tuesday when jailers found him feverish and shaking. Details of his medical condition have not been released. Last year Jeffs was convicted of helping to arrange the marriage of a 14-year-old follower to her 19-year-old cousin.</s>COLLINS: You can't fight city hall, but you can paint your house pink to protest. And purple.
Prosecutors Apologize to Ramsey Family