Pennsylvania Struck Down Mandatory Life Without Parole for 2nd-Degree Murder. What Comes Next?

Pennsylvania has struck down mandatory life without parole sentences for second-degree murder, the Marshall Project reports. People serving time under the state's felony murder law are now weighing what the ruling means for their cases — though the implications remain uncertain.

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