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: May 26, 2017 - File Photo - A federal judge in Virginia overturned the two life sentences of Washington-area sniper LEE BOYD MALVO on Friday, more than a decade after he was originally sentenced as a teenager. US District Court Judge Raymond Jackson, in a rare move, sent Malvo's case back to state courts in Chesapeake and Spotslvania County in Virginia for resentencing. Pictured: Nov 10, 2003; Chesapeake, Virginia - Chesapeake Sheriff's office booking photo of Sniper suspect Lee Boyd Malvo who was sentence to life in prison without parole, as his Virginia jury rejected the idea of the death penalty. (Credit Image: ZUMA Press/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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