I am not a judge or lawyer, however I believe it depends on the state mandates and the discretion of the judge. I also believe it can be as high as life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, or in some states the death penalty depending on the situation. Bottom line, as it is written, " Thou shalt not kill." Good advise!
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Yes when you kill a pop star you go to jail for a long time.
You can go to jail for 5 years for first degree kidnapping in Canada.
The punishment for murder in Brazil should ideally be capital punishment. However, this form of punishment is hardly used and most people get life imprisonment of long jail sentences depending on the degree.
Offence/circumstancesParole ineligibility periodSecond degree murder10-25 yearsSecond degree murder by an offender previously convicted of murder25 yearsSecond degree murder (16 or 17 years old at time of the offence)7 yearsFirst degree murder25 yearsFirst degree murder (16 or 17 years old at time of the offence)10 yearsFirst/second degree murder (14 or 15 years old at time of the offence)5-7 years
You gone dam doie in jail
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That depends on the jurisdiction and, to a degree, the judge.
It depends on the locality, and the exact circumstances (there are a couple of different degrees of murder). You might stay in jail anywhere from just a few years to the rest of your life.
In Maryland, the sentence for first-degree murder is life without parole, or 25 years to life. Maryland has abolished the death penalty. The punishment for second-degree murder is not more than 30-years.
It depends on where you live. In some states of the United States, the punishment for committing murder is death; in other states, the punishment is life in prison with no possibility of parole. Also, if you have committed second degree murder rather than first degree, you might get a chance at parole after serving a long sentence for your crime.
There is no such thing as third-degree murder in Canada. Juvenile offenders can be sentenced to a maximum of 10 years confinement for first-degree murder. However, at 14 years of age, an offender charged with murder or manslaughter is automatically tried as an adult unless they can show cause why they should be tried as a juvenile. (Provinces may enact laws to increase that age to 15 or 16).