Mooted DC Sniper Case Won't End Fight Over Juvenile Lifers

Mooted DC Sniper Case Won't End Fight Over Juvenile Lifers

A parole law passed last week in Virginia effectively mooted the U.S. Supreme Court case of notorious Washington, D.C., sniper Lee Boyd Malvo, who had challenged four life-without-parole sentences he received as a teenager for his role in a series of shootings that terrorized the Beltway region in 2002.

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Offenders under 21 would be automatically tried as juveniles under new California bill

Offenders under 21 would be automatically tried as juveniles under new California bill