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He was sentenced under the state's mandatory minimum sentencing law, under which "trafficking in controlled dangerous substances after two or more prior drug-related convictions" carries an automatic life sentence without parole.
The number of people under correctional control -- incarcerated, on parole or probation -- is now seven million.
The only charges actually filed against him were the parole violation charges, which accuse him of controlling the gambling ring and associating with mobsters.
Instead, after serving nearly six months in jail for trying to stab two workers at a mental hospital near Seattle, he was released under parole supervision and required to take medication to control psychotic impulses.
The court, drawing on psychological and brain science indicating that people under age 18 are not yet fully capable of controlling their behavior, abolished the juvenile death penalty and greatly restricted life without parole sentences for crimes by juveniles.
For one thing, according to Ms. Butler, the district attorney's office and the parole board now accept that Mr. McCollum has Asperger syndrome, with the obsessive fascination and inability to control impulses that are often symptoms of the condition.
The U.S. criminal justice system controls 7 million people; 2.1 million behind bars at any given time, 3.7 million on probation, with another 840,000 on parole.
As of 2010 roughly 2.3m Americans were imprisoned, and 7.1m were under some form of correctional control (prison, probation or parole).
On 7 July, Saumarez sent Captain Brenton into Algeciras with a flag of truce and negotiations were held with a view to returning Captain Ferris and his officers to British control under terms of parole.
