That required Stephens to sentence Arias to prison for life.
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Those charges could have landed him in prison for life.
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If court marshaled, they could be sent to prison for life.
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Keepers and Eisenhauer could go to prison for life if convicted.
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The three charges — all felonies – could land him in prison for life.
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A stupid mistake that helped authorities put him in prison for life.
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Prosecutions sent Times Square bomb plotter Faisal Shahzad to prison for life.
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Now she could send the R&B icon to prison for life.
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He risked prison for life, even being killed, to expose the truth.
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He is serving sentences that likely will keep him in prison for life.
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He is serving sentences that will likely keep him in prison for life.
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Cartwright was put in prison for life for one desperate, drug-fuelled incident.
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That required Superior Court Judge Sherry Stephens to sentence Arias to prison for life.
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An accidental gunshot could get us all killed or sent to prison for life.
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After taking a plea deal for starting the riot, Daya is officially in prison for life.
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Godejohn was convicted of first-degree murder and is now in prison for life without parole.
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He said he hopes other witnesses come forward and that the suspect goes to prison for life.
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Godejohn was later convicted of first-degree murder and is now in prison for life without parole.
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A jury disagreed and convicted them both of first-degree murder, sending them to prison for life.
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"All of these guys will go to prison for life," said Ilnur Cevik, an aide to Mr. Erdogan.
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Universal Images Group via Getty Images In several states, people are going to prison — for life — for murder.
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"If the president hadn't intervened in any way ... I believe I'd be in prison for life," Gallagher said.
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He is also in prison for life, convicted of five murders 15 years ago during the second intifada.
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Manafort is facing two trials, including the one that started Tuesday, that could send him to prison for life.
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Harvey Weinstein is reportedly pleading not guilty to sexual assault charges that could send him to prison for life.
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Mr. Rosa's conviction in 1995 on conspiracy to distribute multiple kilograms of cocaine sent him to prison for life.
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In so many nations just showing your love for someone or being yourself can land you in prison for life.
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Mr Mladic has been sent to prison for life; and next month the tribunal will shut up shop for good.
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But when Alabama officials found out, they prosecuted Brooker, putting him in prison for life without the possibility of parole.
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"The consequences of trying to kill the leader of the free world should be prison for life," Mr. Duberstein said.
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Romy, the young narrator, worked there before being sent to prison for life for killing the man who stalked her.
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They will be eligible for parole after 25 years, prosecutors said, but they will probably remain in prison for life.
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"Whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse against the order of nature," the law decrees, can be sentenced to prison for life.
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Most people aren't sentenced to prison for life; their punishments are only supposed to last a certain amount of time.
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A sizable portion of Arias&apos retrial in 2015 that sent her to prison for life was reportedly shrouded in secrecy.
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Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt reportedly said the Wednesday verdict sentencing Hedges to prison for life could harm relations between the two countries.
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"Law enforcement doesn't give a damn whether they put someone in prison for life that's innocent, as long as it just goes away."
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The most restrictive is Alabama's, which bans virtually all abortions and could send doctors to prison for life if they perform the procedure.
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Only one person in the state is on death row, who will now be in prison for life with no chance for parole.
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If looks could kill, then someone should throw the Florida "hot cop" in prison for life ... 'cause hot damn, Daniel guilty as hell!!!
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The men, Kenneth Anderson and Bilal K. Chatman, were both expecting to stay in prison for life after being convicted of drug offenses.
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Just this week, it sentenced a 29-year-old French woman to prison for life for joining the Islamic State with her husband.
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But they blocked defense lawyers from telling the jury that the only alternative sentence would have kept Mr. Lynch in prison for life.
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They were amazingly grateful for this... A number of them were in prison for life because of the three strikes law in California.
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Sharon Tate's sister has a website that aims to ensure all members of the Manson Family remain in prison for life and a change.
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The jury had been presented with options including first- and second-degree murder, which could have sent Creech to prison for life, ABC7 reports.
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"If anybody owes an apology, it&aposs him and that&aposs why he&aposs in prison for life for murder and rape," Dwyer said.
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"All of these guys will go to prison for life," said Ilnur Cevik, an aide to Mr. Erdogan, in a telephone interview Saturday afternoon.
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"We're going to talk about killing people and going to prison for life," Mr. Allen said during one meeting, according to the federal authorities.
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In the letter to the judge, she called efforts to put the man in prison for life "punitive" and blamed Americans for breeding extremism.
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Former MMA fighter War Machine is going to prison for life, with possibility of parole, for the heinous 2014 beating of his ex-girlfriend.
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Conor McGregor says if Khabib Nurmagomedov stepped off that bus at Barclays Center, he would have MURDERED him and gone to prison for life.
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Whenever the trial begins, Chapo faces an array of drug and money laundering charges that could put him in prison for life if he's convicted.
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Alabama's dispute is most restrictive in that it bans virtually all abortions and could send doctors to prison for life if they perform the procedure.
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David Duckenfield, 75, a former South Yorkshire police chief superintendent, faced charges of "gross negligence manslaughter" that could have sent him to prison for life.
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Now that Ambrose has solved Cora's case — and helped keep the mother out of prison for life — he has moved on to the next puzzling crime.
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In some he details his plans for further torture and rape, in others he talks about how he is going to go to prison for life.
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"If anybody owes an apology, it&aposs him and that&aposs why he&aposs in prison for life for murder and rape," Dwyer told the paper.
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In 24, the FBI had prepared a 26-page federal indictment charging Epstein with sex crimes that could have put him in federal prison for life.
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Instead, it was folded into the most serious charges against him, two counts of predatory sexual assault that could have landed him in prison for life.
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Simply put, the 67-year-old disgraced movie producer is in the middle of a heated legal battle that may send him to prison for life.
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Nearly two decades ago, Eric Barrier — facing criminal charges arising from a traffic stop that escalated — hired a lawyer who later went to prison for life.
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Keith Raniere, founder of the controversial self-help group Nxivm, faces federal charges of sex trafficking and related crimes that could send him to prison for life.
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The FBI had prepared a 2175-page sex crimes indictment for Epstein in 19973 that could have sent him to prison for life, according to the Herald.
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PHOENIX – A sizeable portion of the trial that sent Jodi Arias to prison for life in the 2008 death of her former boyfriend was shrouded in secrecy.
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A resident of the canyon, 51-year-old Forrest Gordon Clark, was charged Thursday with arson and other crimes that could send him to prison for life.
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The FBI had prepared a 1753-page sex crimes indictment for Epstein in 2175 that could have sent him to prison for life, according to the Herald.
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The FBI had prepared a 22016-page sex crimes indictment for Epstein in 213 that could have sent him to prison for life, according to the Herald.
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The big picture: The U.S. is the only nation in the world where minors can be sentenced to prison for life without parole, according to the Sentencing Project.
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Godejohn, who was convicted of first-degree murder and is now in prison for life without parole, killed Dee Dee to help Blanchard escape her life of abuse.
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Godejohn, who was convicted of first-degree murder and is now in prison for life without parole, killed Dee Dee to help Blanchard escape her life of abuse.
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A Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International report found in 2005 that 26 percent of all juveniles sentenced to prison for life without parole had felony murder convictions.
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He was convicted of murder and sentenced to prison for life after his fiancée overdosed and died of heroin, because he administered the fatal dose of the drug.
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Godejohn, who was convicted of first-degree murder and is now in prison for life without parole, killed Dee Dee to help Blanchard escape her life of abuse.
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Godejohn, who was convicted of first-degree murder and is now in prison for life without parole, killed Dee Dee to help Blanchard escape her life of abuse.
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The New Zealand mosque shooter could be the country's first person sent to prison for life A former Netflix executive says she was fired because she got pregnant.
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Brown, who had been forced into sex trafficking as a teenager, was sentenced to prison for life after she killed a man who hired her for prostitution, in 2004.
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The family of murder victim Marjorie Nugent, whose killer, Bernie Tiede, was the subject of a 2011 Hollywood movie, is glad that Tiede is back in prison for life.
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The prospect of a decisive conviction that would send Weinstein to prison for life seems less likely than it did when the jury began its task four days ago.
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Patterson pleaded guilty last month to two counts of murder and a count of kidnapping in a plea deal that is expected to keep him in prison for life.
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Blanchard had her mother killed with the help of her then-boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, who was convicted of first-degree murder and is now in prison for life without parole.
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In 2017, former Serbian general Ratko Mladić, who commanded the Bosnian Serb Army during the 1992-1995 Bosnian War, was convicted of war crimes and sent to prison for life.
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Alabama's governor last month signed one the most restrictive of bills, in that it bans virtually all abortions and could send doctors to prison for life if they perform the procedure.
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They're running re-entry programs intended to prepare people in prison for life after prison, providing ankle bracelets and other monitoring devices for parole and probation, and operating immigrant detention spaces.
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Intelligence services have even falsely accused me of stealing babies and harvesting their organs to sell on the black market; they threatened to put me in prison for life for it.
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The charges he was not convicted of included two counts of predatory sexual assault, which could've landed him in prison for life, and a charge of rape in the first degree.
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Indeed, Sheikh Rahman's involvement in a plot to kill Mubarak while he was visiting New York in 21999 is one of the charges that landed him in an American prison for life.
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As a young prosecutor in his 30s, Khuzami worked on the team that put an Egyptian cleric in prison for life, for plotting a bombing spree in New York City in 1995.
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Earlier this month, a Cook County Circuit Court judge accused Guevara of telling "bald-faced lies" while under oath in a case involving two people he helped send to prison for life.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off his base in Afghanistan and was held by the Taliban for five years, faces a court-martial in August that could send him to prison for life.
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When, I don't know, but one thing I know for sure is that what these people wanted to do to me, which was to put me in prison for life, they can't anymore.
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But instead of heeding the lessons of the past several years and the research, many states are doubling down on their punitive policies of old — and sending drug users to prison for life.
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Though that accusation is too old to be charged as a separate crime, prosecutors hope it will show Weinstein is a repeat sexual predator, the charge that could put him in prison for life.
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"There are people right now in prison for life for drug offenses because you stood up and used that "tough on crime" phony rhetoric that got a lot of people elected," Booker told Biden.
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"There's no tradition in Norway for keeping people in prison for life," Ragnar Kristoffersen, a researcher at the University College of Norwegian Correctional Service who previously worked for the Ministry of Justice, told me.
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Since then, US prosecutors have brought a slew of new charges against Assange under the Espionage Act, ramping up the pressure by using an untested legal theory that could put him in prison for life.
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But these peers may be scared of calling the police or paramedics if they think, for example, that it could land them in prison for life because they were also using or supplied the drugs.
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Harvey Weinstein is guilty of 2 of the 5 charges he faced in his NYC criminal trial -- but he was found not guilty on the charges that could have put him in prison for life.
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As Vox's Jane Coaston and Anna North reported: The FBI had prepared a 53-page sex crimes indictment for Epstein in 2007 that could have sent him to prison for life, according to the Herald.
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Ken Kratz, the prosecutor who sent "Making a Murderer" defendant Steven Avery to prison for life, says if scientists develop a test showing the incriminating blood came from a vial, he should get a new trial.
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The United States Supreme Court ruled in 1987 that inmates who have been sent to prison for life have no due-process right to be released unless the wording of their state's parole statute created one.
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While Sciorra's allegation is too old to support a separate rape charge against Weinstein, prosecutors hope it will show that he is a repeat sexual predator - a charge that could put him in prison for life.
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Cali had been considered a unifying figure in the years after then-Gambino boss John Gotti, "Dapper Don," was convicted of murder and racketeering in 1992 and sent to prison for life, CNN affiliate WPIX reported.
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He had been considered a unifying figure in the years after then-Gambino boss John Gotti, "Dapper Don," was convicted of murder and racketeering in 1992 and sent to prison for life, CNN affiliate WPIX reported.
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In The Meaning of Life: The Case for Abolishing Life Sentences, Mauer and Ashley Nellis wrote that the number of people sentenced to prison for life grew from 203,000 in 1984 to nearly 162,000 in 2016.
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The courts feel that if you are below 18 and an adolescent, then you should never be kept in prison for life or a great number of years because, after all, you were only a kid.
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While that could land Garcia in prison for life, his defense attorney, Gustavo Lage, argued the 27-year-old only played the part of a criminal online to bolster his standing in the hip-hop world.
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Now, his daughters from a previous relationship, Kaitlyn, 18, and 15-year-old Alexys Hendrickson, are struggling to come to terms with their stepmother's death and the fact that their father could go to prison for life.
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The subjects here, Kenneth Anderson and Bilal K. Chatman, were both expecting to be in prison for life after being convicted of drug offenses, but suddenly found themselves back in society with scant preparation and little support.
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Justice Burke clashed with Mr. Weinstein's lawyers early in the trial after the judge suggested that Mr. Weinstein might end up in prison for life for repeatedly violating an order not to use his cellphone in court.
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A Utah man originally charged with murder for helping a 16-year-old girl hang herself and filming the suicide pleaded guilty to lesser charges this week, but still could be sent to prison for life, PEOPLE confirms.
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"There are people right now in prison for life for drug offenses because you stood up and used that 'tough on crime' phony rhetoric that got a lot of people elected but destroyed communities like mine," Booker said.
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Unlike the street addicts whose testimony often sends criminal defendants to prison for life, the now-notorious Christopher Steele -- a former British intelligence agent -- appears to be, by comparison, a seasoned professional highly adept at gathering reliable information.
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"There are people right now in prison for life for drug offenses because you stood up and used that 'tough on crime' phony rhetoric that got a lot of people elected but destroyed communities like mine," Booker said during the debate.
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The show depicts the real-life story of a local police department allegedly pursuing a personal vendetta from 2003 to 2007, eventually landing a man and his nephew in prison for life for a murder they, the show suggests, didn't commit.
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Her case highlighted how the U.S. is the only nation in the world where minors can be sentenced to prison for life without parole, spurring celebrity support that brought attention to her story and changes to juvenile sentencing laws in Tennessee.
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Sciorra's allegation from the winter of 1993-94 is too old to be charged as a separate crime, but prosecutors hope it will show that Weinstein was a repeat sexual predator, a charge that could put him in prison for life.
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The crime that landed Mr. Rhines in prison for life was relatively minor — he was charged with participating in the sale, in Pennsylvania, of 66 grams of crack cocaine, a little more than the weight of a pack of M&Ms.
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New York (CNN)Jurors weighing the fate of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán have spent about 24 hours over a single week behind closed doors, sifting through testimony and evidence that could send the accused drug lord to prison for life.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The jury weighing the fate of accused Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Monday appeared focused on the main charge against him, whether he engaged in a continuing crime spree that could land him in prison for life.
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Had the investigating officers not been experienced enough to notice the inconsistencies in her story, freshman student and football player Malik St. Hilaire could have been charged and falsely convicted of a crime he did not commit and sent to prison for life.
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" Booker hit him for that record, arguing, "There are people right now in prison for life, for drug offenses, because you stood up and used that 'tough on crime' phony rhetoric that got a lot of people elected but destroyed communities like mine.
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The First Step bill also looks to ease the penalties under the controversial "three strikes" law, a holdover from the war on drugs that sent anyone with three federal convictions to prison for life – even if those convictions were for nonviolent drug offenses.
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This is because we know from the seventh Harry Potter book that in 1891, Dumbledore's sister Ariana was attacked by Muggle boys who permanently disabled her, after which Dumbledore's father sought revenge on the boys and was sent to Azkaban, the wizarding prison, for life.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. (Reuters) - U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl pleaded guilty on Monday to deserting his duties in Afghanistan in June 2009 and endangering the lives of fellow troops, a step toward resolving the politically charged case that could send him to prison for life.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - A white former police officer caught on video as he shot dead a black man fleeing a traffic stop in South Carolina last year has been charged with a federal civil rights offense that could send him to prison for life, U.S. prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Rich and well-connected — his friends and acquaintances included Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey, Woody Allen and Donald Trump — Mr. Epstein faced a 53-page federal indictment that could have put him in prison for life, according to The Miami Herald, which ran a blockbuster expose in November.
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While some of the smallest victims, the gymnasts whose testimonies put Nassar in prison for life, have put their names to their stories, none of the biggest have done so yet — in part because of the spotlight that Buckeyes football players live in, during and after their careers.
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Bowe Bergdahl was freed from Taliban captivity, senior Army officials responsible for determining why he walked off his outpost and for recommending what the consequences should be struck a far milder and more sympathetic tone than Army commanders who are now pursuing charges that could send him to prison for life, new documents show.
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After initially being charged with aggravated murder, a charge that could have put her in prison for life were she tried as an adult, Bresha can now have her complete record sealed in three years and purged in five years, Mr. Friedman said, emphasizing that she would likely reach adulthood without a lasting record of the case.
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Michael Avenatti's under a mountain of legal trouble now -- the IRS and the Department of Justice say he's been hit with a 36-count indictment that could land him in prison for life ... but he's already calling it BS. A federal grand jury in California handed up the indictment Thursday, and if 36 charges sound like a lot ... it is.
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Read more:Here's everything you need to know about Tekashi 6ix9ine, the controversial 22-year-old rapper who could go to prison for life 'I was leaking blood': Tekashi 6ix9ine's ex-girlfriend says he regularly assaulted herControversial rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine pleaded guilty for his role in a violent drug-trafficking gang and agreed to cooperate with prosecutorsTekashi 6ix9ine is reportedly writing and producing a new album from prison
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In 1994, three working class Arkansas teenagers who were accused of murdering three boys in a "Satanic ritual;" they were arrested for a crime they did not commit, pulled up on scanty evidence that included their manner of dress (black metal T-shirts and long hair) and an interest in occultism, and thrown in prison for life—and in the case of Damien Echols, sentenced to Death Row.
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When we see how our elite institutions bent all the rules to protect Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein, when we see Hunter Biden on a crack binge whilst making $50k per month on a corporate board meanwhile young black and brown men are locked in prison for life for the same offense under rules that Hunter's own daddy created, it makes all the moralizing about how no one's above the law ring a little hollow.
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Read more:Tekashi 6ix9ine broke down crying in court after his estranged father showed up at his sentencingTekashi 6ix9ine was sentenced to 2 years in prison after snitching on his gang&aposI still consider myself a role model for millions of people&apos: Tekashi 6ix9ine asked a judge for a short prison sentence after &apossnitching&apos on his gangHere&aposs everything you need to know about Tekashi 6ix9ine, the controversial 22-year-old rapper who could go to prison for life
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Read more:&aposI still consider myself a role model for millions of people&apos: Tekashi 6ix9ine asked a judge for a short prison sentence after &apossnitching&apos on his gangPeople are comparing Trump&aposs EU ambassador to Tekashi 6ix9ine for &apossnitching&apos on everyone in the impeachment inquiry&aposThey can protect anybody&apos: Tekashi 6ix9ine can still enter witness protection despite the giant &apos69&apos tattoo on his faceTekashi 6ix9ine testified that Cardi B was part of the Nine Trey gang in court, and — as expected — Cardi clowned him for itHere&aposs everything you need to know about Tekashi 6ix9ine, the controversial 22-year-old rapper who could go to prison for life
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