article_snippet: (CNN)Dynel Lane, a former nurse's aide accused of stabbing a pregnant Colorado woman, was charged Friday with criminal attempt to commit first-degree murder, unlawful termination of pregnancy, and other crimes for allegedly cutting a fetus from the womb.
article_snippet: Lane, 34, appeared briefly in a holding room during an initial court appearance Friday, but her didn't enter the courtroom.
article_snippet: her could get a long sentence and very well could die in prison," the district attorney said about Lane, adding the district attorney couldn't immediately calculate the maximum number of years her faces if convicted of all counts.
article_snippet: Lane was also charged with two counts of crime of violence, two counts of first-degree assault, and two counts of second-degree assault, Boulder County District Attorney Stanley L. Garnett said.
article_snippet: Lane's next court date, a preliminary hearing, is May 5.
article_snippet: Friday's finding came a day after prosecutors indicated that Lane wouldn't face a murder charge in the March 18 assault.
highlights_snippet: Dynel Lane is held on $2 million bond in an attack on a seven-months' pregnant woman .