#sentencing

#sentencing

Mamadou Barry was sentenced to 20 years to life for the second-degree murder of teenager Mamadou Bah in Prospect Park South.

Petko Zhutev was sentenced to 27 years for his significant role in a drug importation scheme, highlighting the severity of international drug trafficking.

Devin Spraggins received a 39 years to life sentence for attempting to murder an NYPD officer, highlighting issues of police violence and legal proceedings.

Dayquan Dubose was sentenced to 18 years to life for fatally stabbing his grandfather and wounding two family members in a machete attack.

Gerald DeRosse received a 15-year prison sentence for bank robbery and terrifying an elderly woman, emphasizing the impact of repeat offenders on communities.

The Court of Appeal increased the jail sentences for two thieves due to the severity of their crime, highlighting the lack of compassion shown.

Former police chief Larry A. Clay Jr. was sentenced to 25 years for sexually assaulting a minor and trying to cover it up.

A Flatbush man was sentenced to 20 years to life for the murder of 19-year-old Mamadou Bah in Prospect Park.

Richard Allen sentenced to 130 years for killing two teens, marking a significant moment in the Delphi case.

The community faces ongoing pain despite the sentencing, with families expressing doubts about achieving true closure.

Sobirjon Boltaev was jailed for three years for sexually assaulting a woman in Stratford, highlighting the importance of victim courage and police investigation efforts.

Jeanne Pepper reflects on the emotional toll and patience required during the seven-year legal battle for her son's murderer.

Sara Sharif's murder resulted in life sentences for her father and stepmother, highlighting the extreme violence and sadism faced by the young girl.

Decuir and Mims were sentenced to life in prison for the murder of an elderly photographer during a robbery attempt.

An 18-year-old was sentenced to 22 years for the murder of Mohamed Abdi Noor following a dispute that escalated to fatal violence.

Saul Nava was sentenced to 50 years to life for the murder and torture of his girlfriend, Alisen Takacs-Escobar.

Leigh Pateman was sentenced to 23 years for the murder of his partner, Ellen Marshall, after causing her severe burns in a violent incident.

A father's sorrow reflects the tragic impact of violence on families, noting there are no true winners in such situations.

Jahzadd Ryan received a 14-year and 8-month sentence for running a drug line and possessing firearms.

Carmelo Polito, a former mobster, was sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for operating illegal gambling operations and attempted extortion.

Michael Behnamnia received a 25-year prison sentence for severe domestic violence crimes, including attempted torture and rape.

A man was jailed for drug possession after police used number plate recognition technology during a traffic stop.

A drug dealer was sentenced to two years for possessing 6,000 of drugs found in his car.

Reece Mitchell was sentenced to two years in prison for drug dealing in Surrey, highlighting police efforts to combat local drug-related crime.

Carlos Watson was sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison for defrauding investors and lenders through Ozy Media's deception about finances.

Three fraudsters used a SIM farm to defraud victims of £220,000 through deceitful calls and texts posing as bank communications.

Anna Rene Moore received a 90-month prison sentence, emphasizing accountability for exploiting a vulnerable victim in a multimillion-dollar fraud.

All 51 defendants found guilty in Pelicot rape trial, but sentences were lighter than expected, demonstrating complexities in legal outcomes.

Chelsea Gleason-Mitchell was sentenced to 10 years for allowing her partner's abuse, culminating in the death of her daughter Isabella.

Samuel Woodward was sentenced to life in prison for the hate-crime murder of Blaze Bernstein, emphasizing the seriousness of hate crimes and their consequences.

Brett Barber exploited elderly investors through real estate fraud schemes, resulting in a 15-plus year prison sentence.

Judge described Barber's actions as a form of real violence against vulnerable individuals.

Jontay Porter's sentencing is expected to involve prison time due to severe misconduct linked with gambling and manipulation in the NBA.

Expert opinions suggest Porter's celebrity status complicates his case negatively.

Founders of Bitwise Industries sentenced to prison for fraud.

Judge cites professional standing as factor in longer sentence.

Raymond Zwiefelhofer received a 120-year sentence for child pornography, highlighting severe legal consequences for such offenses.

A former U.S. Army soldier received a 51-month prison sentence for assaulting police during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

A former HSE manager received a six-year prison sentence for distributing child abuse images and expressing a horrific fantasy about a toddler.

Alan McCrea was sentenced to 2 years and 9 months for possessing over 1.2 million images of child sexual abuse material.

Bryan Rosenthal, charity founder, sentenced to seven years for child pornography and lewd actions involving a minor and an undercover officer.

Paul Bourke was sentenced to 10 years in prison for drug trafficking and possession of firearms.

Trump's sentencing in the hush money case has been indefinitely adjourned due to complex legal questions.

Domestic abuse persists in controlling relationships, leading to psychological distress for victims.

Legal actions can include non-harassment orders to protect individuals from abusive partners.

Donald Trump's sentencing in New York has been postponed, allowing him to file a motion to dismiss the case.

David Viens was sentenced to 15 years to life for the murder of his wife, dismissing his claims of hallucinations as a means to avoid responsibility.

Robert Rundo, a white supremacist co-founder, is released after nearly two years in custody following guilty plea for conspiracy to riot.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to six years for running over a school bus driver during a road rage attack.

Sinmyah Ceasar faces up to 70 years in prison after her previous sentence was deemed excessively lenient due to her repeated violations of the law.

Michael Milad Behnamnia was sentenced to nearly 26 years in prison for a series of severe domestic violence offenses.

Trump's sentencing for 34 crimes is indefinitely postponed owing to presidential immunity and legal maneuvers.

The guilty verdict pertains to falsifying business records regarding hush money payments during his campaign.

Prosecutors are against dismissing Trump's hush money conviction but may delay sentencing until after he takes office again.

NBA Youngboy sentenced to under two years for gun charges; he acknowledged possessing firearms despite being a felon.

Deobra Redden was sentenced to 26-65 years for attacking Judge Mary Kay Holthus during a court hearing, citing mental illness.

Deobra Redden was sentenced to 26-65 years after attempting to assault a judge in court, highlighting serious consequences for courtroom violence.

Ms. Pat Edwards was sentenced for serious animal welfare violations, including health endangerment of various species and microchipping offenses.

Ian Doyle was sentenced to three years for violently assaulting his partner and making horrific threats during the attack.