Lee Boyd Malvo, convicted for his role in the 2002 D.C. sniper attacks, is serving multiple life sentences. Once a teenager at the time of the crimes, he remains incarcerated decades later. 🏛️

Over the years, his case has been part of broader legal debates surrounding juvenile sentencing, life imprisonment, and constitutional limits on punishment. Courts have reviewed aspects of such sentences nationwide, especially for offenders who were minors at the time of their crimes. 📚⚖️

The case continues to be referenced in discussions about justice, accountability, and how the legal system handles severe crimes committed by juveniles.

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