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Well, in most states..beter yet, in America/USA.....If you are pleaded guilty, its a life sentence, including leathel injections. Im pretty sure that goes for every state as well so if you killed someone, hope no one turns you in or hope you dont get caught if you caught, you are S.O.L
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 9y agoAttempted murder can carry very stiff sentences. When the person is an adult and the attempted murder is premeditated, the sentence is 5-15 years in prison. When the person is a child, the sentence can be life.
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∙ 15y agoIt all depends on the state and its laws. Most murder cases are done by jurors who determine the sentencing. The judge can overule but its to their discrepency.
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∙ 13y agodepends on what you used to try and kill someone. but normally attempted murder is the same as murder, 25 years to life.
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