In Mississippi, attorneys for Carly Gregg, convicted of murdering her mother at 14 and sentenced to life in prison at 15, argued before the state Supreme Court that her trial was fundamentally flawed, citing improper psychiatric evaluations, faulty jury instructions, and prosecutorial misconduct during sentencing; the court has not yet ruled. And in Flint, Michigan, a groom who killed his best man on their wedding night by driving his SUV into him was sentenced to 30 to 45 years in prison, while his bride, sentenced two weeks later for trying to help him flee, received two years of probation with the possibility of a clean record if she completes it.
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