Virginia sniper case: Malvo loses life sentences ruling
The 4th Circuit voided four Virginia life sentences for Lee Boyd Malvo imposed for the 2002 sniper attacks, citing Miller v. Alabama, and sent the case for possible new hearings. The ruling retroacts to juveniles, leaving Maryland sentences unaffected. Malvo, 33, is jailed in Wise County Va. with Mohamad Muhammad.
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Lee Boyd Malvo
Virginia
Supreme Court
Malvo
Spotsylvania County
Chesapeake
John Allen Muhammad
Maryland
Washington
Muhammad
Red Onion State Prison
Wise County
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Montgomery County
Paul Niemeyer
Robert King
Albert Diaz
Fairfax County
Virginia Attorney General's
Craig Cooley
Michael Arif
Turpins face trial for alleged long term child abuse in Riverside
Prosecutors describe a Texas start to a brutal regime of slaps beatings and confinement that continued in California. Judge Schwartz finds probable cause to proceed with abuse and torture charges covering 12 of 13 children while one count of endangerment involving a 2-year-old is dropped. Bail set at 12 million and August 3 hearing scheduled.
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Riverside
Calif
Texas
David
Louise Turpin
Kevin Beecham
California
Riverside County
Superior Court
Bernard Schwartz
Schwartz
Turpins
Perris
Los Angeles
House
David Turpin
David Mahher
Beecham
Jack Osborn
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Peter Hermann
Washington Post
EMS
Jeff Moore
Allison Lowe
Lord of the Flies
Windstream
Lorain County
Amherst
Elyria
Lorain
North Ridgeville
Tom Orlando
Clerk OF Courts