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Defense seeks merger of Manning verdicts in sentencing
Army private first class Bradley Manning faces up to 136 years in prison after being convicted on 20 of 22 charges for leaking diplomatic cables and war logs to WikiLeaks. His lawyers asked the judge to merge two espionage and two theft convictions, potentially reducing the sentence to 116 years if granted. Prosecutors plan to call up to 20 witnesses in the sentencing phase, with some testimony on classified matters in closed sessions.
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