Manning gets 35 year sentence in WikiLeaks case
Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, found guilty of leaking hundreds of thousands of secret documents, is sentenced to 35 years in prison with possible parole after about eight years with good behavior. He is demoted to private and dishonorably discharged. prosecutors sought at least 60 years.
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Defense rests case in Fort Hood shooting trial
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