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Dylann Roof’s Sentence Upheld, Andrew Cuomo Grants Clemency to Six People
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5:05Now PlayingIn trending legal stories, a federal appeals court upheld the conviction and sentence for Dylann Roof.
In 2015, he murdered nine people at a Black church in Charleston, South Carolina. Roof was the first person to be given a death sentence in the United States for a federal hate crime.
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has granted clemency to six people, including David Gilbert, the driver in the 1981 Brink’s armored truck robbery. The 76-year-old was convicted of murder and robbery in 1983. The governor's office said that Gilbert made significant contributions to AIDS education, prevention programs and numerous prison programs.
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