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A juvenile murderer, Robert Tulloch, who was sentenced to life without parole for the 2001 killing of two Dartmouth College professors, is seeking to have his sentence reduced to 30-40 years after U.S. Supreme Court rulings made such mandatory sentences unconstitutional for juveniles. His resentencing hearing is underway in New Hampshire, where advocates argue he has shown remorse and maturation, and the state has yet to specify the sentence it will seek. Tulloch's case is part of broader legal changes addressing juvenile sentencing, with many receiving significantly reduced sentences or parole after resentencing.
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