KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: As we mentioned, prosecutors in New Jersey today filed charges against the former NBA star whose limo driver turned up dead of a shotgun blast on Valentine's Day. CNN's Hillary Lane was in the town of Kingwood when Jayson Williams turned himself in to state police.</s>JOSEPH HAYDEN, WILLIAMS' ATTORNEY: Today, a criminal charge was filed against Mr. Williams alleging reckless (ph). The case is now in the justice system, and we very confident that after a full, fair, and thorough exploration of all of the facts, that it will be clear that Mr. Williams is innocent of recklessness, and innocent of any criminal conduct, and the matter will be deemed to be a tragic accident.</s>LANE: On the other hand, here in the state of New Jersey, for prosecutors to win a conviction of manslaughter, they must prove that there was recklessness involved, not just negligence, and we believe that that is the charge that prosecutors are seeking to file, is a charge of manslaughter. We heard that this morning from Chris Adams, who was the nephew of Gus Christofi, the limo driver who was killed that night, early morning, of February 14th, into the 15th, at Mr. Williams' home, not far from here. A lot of questions to be answered. Prosecutors will probably outline a bit more of what they plan to prove, and what sort of evidence they have at a news conference this afternoon -- back to you.
Williams Will Likely Be Charged With Manslaughter