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Date: Thu. Jul. 17 2008 7:08 PM ET

QUEBEC CITY — A young Quebec mother whose baby was found dead in a trash can behind her apartment this week has been charged with second-degree murder.

Marie-Eve Bastille, 22, made a court appearance Thursday in Quebec City.

She is also charged with one count of concealing the newborn's body in addition to a charge of negligence to obtain assistance in child-birth that was laid Wednesday.

The young mother was under surveillance at an area hospital after the grim discovery on Monday, but has since been transferred to a detention centre infirmary.

Her bail hearing is set for Sept. 22.

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