I read somewhere that the sentence, because it was more than the defense asked for but less the prosecution recommended, removes one possible grounds for an appeal. That's a good thing. I also understand (after so many years married to a lawyer) that it's important to ask for what you know you have a reasonable chance of achieving, which is rarely what you believe you're entitled to. I do wish that ALL murder convictions came "without possibility of parole" but I'd settle for "without possibility...until the minimum has been served."
Kind of like trump - I'd love to see him tried and convicted of Crimes Against Humanity and given the appropriate sentence. But if they can get him for tax evasion, I'll take it.
Musing on this -
Kind of like trump - I'd love to see him tried and convicted of Crimes Against Humanity and given the appropriate sentence. But if they can get him for tax evasion, I'll take it.