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FILE PHOTO - A federal judge has tossed out two life sentences for D.C. sniper Lee Boyd Malvo and ordered new sentencing hearings due to a 2012 Supreme Court ruling that made it unconstitutional for juveniles to receive mandatory life sentences in prison without parole. PICTURED: Bellingham, Washington, U.S. - DC Sniper JOHN ALLEN WILLIAMS MUHAMMAD, right, at a friends house in the summer of 2002. Muhammad, who was executed on Nov. 10, 2009, was responsible for shooting at least 16 people, killing 10 in a sniper shooting spree in 2002, through the greater Washington D.C. area with 17 year-old accomplice LEE BOYD MALVO, left. (Credit Image: © Seth Esterby/ZUMA Press) *EXCLUSIVE - U.S. Magazines, Web and Television - Must Call for Price Before Usage: +1.949.481.3747 or eMail Sales@ZUMApress.com*

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Daily Round Up 27 May 2017
FILE PHOTO - A federal judge has tossed out two life sentences for D.C. sniper Lee Boyd Malvo and ordered new sentencing hearings due to a 2012 Supreme Court ruling that made it unconstitutional for juveniles to receive mandatory life sentences in prison without parole. PICTURED: Bellingham, Washington, U.S. - DC Sniper JOHN ALLEN WILLIAMS MUHAMMAD, right, at a friends house in the summer of 2002. Muhammad, who was executed on Nov. 10, 2009, was responsible for shooting at least 16 people, killing 10 in a sniper shooting spree in 2002, through the greater Washington D.C. area with 17 year-old accomplice LEE BOYD MALVO, left. (Credit Image: © Seth Esterby/ZUMA Press) *EXCLUSIVE - U.S. Magazines, Web and Television - Must Call for Price Before Usage: +1.949.481.3747 or eMail Sales@ZUMApress.com*