NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -  An Indian court Saturday convicted a
teenage boy for his part in the gang rape last December of a
medical student who later died of her injuries, sentencing him
to three years in prison.  The sentence drew immediate protests
outside the court and from the victim's family, who feel it is
too lenient for a crime that shocked the city and prompted a
nationwide debate over the treatment of women and the handling
of sexual assaults.  The teenager was convicted of murder, rape
and robbery. His trial was in juvenile court because he was 17
at the time of the crime, and the three-year sentence is the
maximum allowed under the court's rules.  Protesters in the
street outside the court raised their fists and shouted, "We
want justice!" If the teenager was old enough to commit the
crime, they said, then he is old enough to have been tried as an
adult and face the death penalty.  The victim's parents attended
the trial and said they plan to appeal.  "We want him to be
hanged," the victim's visib