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U.S. SUPREME COURT AGREES TO DISMISS 'D.C. SNIPER' CASE FOLLOWING VIRGINIA PAROLE LAW LAWYERS FOR LEE BOYD MALVO, WHO SHOT AND KILLED 10 PEOPLE AS A TEEN AND WAS SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON WITHOUT PAROLE, PULLED THE CASE FROM THE HIGH COURT. UNDER A NEW LAW, HE COULD SEEKPAROLE.
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Virginia Department of Corrections /AP The U.S. Supreme Court agreed this week to dismiss the case of "D.C. sniper" Lee Boyd Malvo, who mounted a legal challenge to his life-without-parole sentence for a deadly 2002 shooting rampage hecommitted as minor.
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In 2012, the Supreme Court struck downthe
death penalty for juvenile offenders and declared mandatory life-without-parole sentences unconstitutional. Another decision in 2017, went a bit further. It established that the use of life without parole for juveniles should be reserved for "the rare juvenile offender whose crime reflects irreparable corruption." Despite the Supreme Court rulings, the judge in Malvo's Maryland case allowed his sentence to stand, finding that his life terms had notbeen mandatory.
However, in 2018, a federal appeals court ruled that in light of the 2012 and 2017 Supreme Court decisions, Malvo deserved a new sentencinghearing.
Virginia's Attorney General Mark Herring appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that its ruling only applied to mandatory sentencing schemes, not in cases where judges have discretionary power in deciding the terms of punishment. The Supreme Court ,which heard arguments in the Malvo case in October, had been expected to deliver a ruling by the summer. Now, the withdrawal of Malvo's case leaves open the central question of retroactive resentencing for thousands of Americans behind bars. The Sentencing Project says as many 2,300 offenders were serving life-without-parole for crimes committed before turning 18. The federal government and 29 states are in the process of reviewing or resentencing parole-ineligible offenders. Only a small fraction of individuals have been released from prison, according to the nonprofit group. Meanwhile, in New Mexico, Missouri, New York and Maine no one is serving the sentence. * juvenile sentencing* sentencing
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