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Trump also said he would withhold visas for visitors from countries such as China, Iran and Haiti that won't receive convicted criminals being deported from the U.S. Some hard-line advocacy groups urged Trump's team to go further and to consider deporting migrants who have committed low-level misdemeanors.

Western Australia ceased to receive convicts in 1868; it gained a partly elected legislature in 1870 and responsible government in 1890.

In hopes of sparing Katie from testifying, the Suffolk County District Attorney, James Catterson, had offered Mr. Inghilleri a plea bargain that would have meant a prison term of from two years and four months to seven years, about half of what he could receive if convicted.

During the trial to determine what punishment Roof would receive, the convicted killer called no witnesses and represented himself out of concern that lawyers would attempt to suggest he was mentally unwell.

DeMuth took the deal and now faces up to 6 months in jail and a fine of up to $5000, considerably lighter penalties than he could have received if convicted of the felony.

The money was received by convicted money launderer David Etete, who was the oil minister at the time.

The trial was the last of dozens of hearings into the attack, for which about 30 other people have been convicted, receiving sentences of up to three years' imprisonment.

Dharun Ravi's 30-day jail sentence is far more just than the 10 years he could have received after being convicted of invasion of privacy.

The 30-day jail sentence Dharun Ravi received in the Rutgers spying case will be debated for years, but it is far more just than the 10 years he could have received after being convicted of invasion of privacy, witness tampering and multiple counts of a hate crime called bias intimidation.

Three other defendants, including the son, have been convicted and received light sentences in return for cooperating with the government's investigation.

Under Georgia law, there is no mandatory sentence for the charges, which means Heatley could receive probation if convicted.