#sentencing

#sentencing

The Lyle and Erik Menendez brothers may be eligible for parole after their sentences were reduced from life without parole to 50 years to life.

Shakeil Thibou sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering Cher Maximen at Notting Hill Carnival.

A plastic surgeon was convicted of attempted murder against a fellow doctor after a violent home invasion.

A Korean national was sentenced to one year in prison for his role in a high-end prostitution network.

A drunk driver received 25 to 50 years for killing two children at a birthday party, expressing remorse and seeking forgiveness during her sentencing.

Anita Mirmohammadi defrauded her employer of nearly 200,000, using company funds for personal luxuries, and was sentenced to five years and ten months.

A criminology student planned and executed a brutal attack on two women, resulting in a life sentence for murder and attempted murder.

A Las Vegas man was sentenced to three years for issuing death threats to two U.S. senators and their families.

The brutal attack on Bernard Fowler, 87, raises serious questions about mental health supervision and public safety.

A 17-year-old was sentenced to life for the murder of Deshaun James-Tuitt, highlighting the severe consequences of youth violence.

A Middletown man received an eight-year prison sentence for a knife-wielding attempted robbery of a smoke shop.

A 15-year-old illegal immigrant received lenient sentencing for a fatal crash, raising concerns about justice and accountability.

John Carter was sentenced to 12 years for shooting a man, highlighting Brooklyn's strict stance on gun violence.

George Santos faces sentencing for fraud and is resigned to a significant prison term.

Matthew Muller received two life sentences for home invasions involving rape attempts, adding to his extensive criminal history.

A Stanford graduate was sentenced to prison for leading a drug delivery service that involved carefully orchestrated operations.

Mashinsky's sentencing is under debate with contrasting requests from defense and prosecution reflecting differing views on his culpability.

The Menendez brothers are closer to parole after clemency investigations were withdrawn, following a recent sentence modification.

Frank Sato Felix was sentenced to life in prison for the triple murders of a couple and their friend, demonstrating the court's resolve for justice.

A landlord was sentenced to 53 years for murdering a 6-year-old Muslim boy and injuring his mother in a hate crime.

Jack Potter was sentenced to 15 years-to-life for the brutal murder of his wife, which remained unsolved for nearly 20 years.

A 10-year-old boy endured severe abuse before being killed by a family member's partner, leading to a 25-year-to-life sentence for the abuser.

A Harlem man received a 25-year-to-life sentence for the brutal murder of his girlfriend's 10-year-old son, exacerbated by pandemic isolation.

A Michigan man was sentenced to eight months in prison for making a false bomb threat out of frustration over being left to watch pets.

John Carter was sentenced to 12 years for a 2022 shooting that left a 20-year-old man severely injured.

Xavier Michael Babudar, known as "ChiefsAholic" superfan, was sentenced to 32 years in state prison for a series of bank robberies.

Matthew Muller, convicted for various violent crimes, received two consecutive life sentences for home invasions involving assaults on women.

Wilder received a 24-year sentence for manslaughter in a fatal marijuana deal gone wrong.

The case highlights issues of violence arising from drug-related transactions.

A mother mourns the loss of her daughter Kyhara Tay, who was killed by two teenagers during a shootout designed for another target.

Melissa Hoskins, Australian Olympian, died at 32 after being hit by a car, resulting in her husband's conviction and sentencing.

Johnette Booker was sentenced to 20 years for the brutal beating and waterboarding death of her autistic cousin.

Jurors have spared Anthawn Ragan Jr. from the death penalty, sentencing him to life in prison instead.

George Santos expresses remorse for his actions but argues against the severity of his expected prison sentence.

George Santos exhibited insincere emotions during sentencing, as described by Richard Osthoff, a veteran victim of Santos' deceit.

Prosecutors are requesting over seven years in prison for George Santos due to serious fraud and identity theft charges.

George Santos admits responsibility for his fraudulent actions as he faces sentencing, marking a significant change in his persona.”

George Santos faces sentencing for fraud and identity theft, with the DOJ seeking 87 months and his lawyers proposing only 24 months.

George Santos faces sentencing for federal fraud and identity theft, admitting to deceiving donors and stealing identities for his campaign.

George Santos displays defiance and distress over possible lengthy prison sentence, leading his lawyers to argue he is nonetheless remorseful for his crimes.

Santos displays defiance and lack of genuine remorse ahead of sentencing for federal crimes.

George Santos faces at least two years in prison for wire fraud and identity theft.

George Santos seeks prison time in solitary due to safety concerns ahead of sentencing for federal crimes.

A 15-year-old special-needs teen was tortured to death by his cousin, who received a 20-year prison sentence for her actions.

Kevin Gray was sentenced to six years for killing Sosefo Feao, pleading no contest to voluntary manslaughter.

A Long Island man disrupted his sentencing hearing, rejecting the judge's authority and insisting on his innocence despite his conviction.

Eric O'Driscoll was sentenced to five years in prison for firing an AR-15 rifle in a display meant to intimidate.