Why does the US give such long prison sentences, such as 200 years, when no one can live that long?
How is it that judges give more than 100-year prison terms, knowing a human is not able to live that long?
How long is a "life sentence" in prison? Punishment: Why are some prison sentences life plus "x" years? (Life + 65 years, for example.) Why are people given prison sentences of one year and a day? What Is The Logic Behind Two Consecutive Life Sentences To A Convicted Person? How many times can a lawyer meet a client in prison? Do lengthy mandatory prison sentences deter prosecutions? How long does an inmate have to serve on a 4-year sentence? How long do convictions stay on record? How is life in prison? Is it true that a day in prison is counted as 2 days? Is prison still prison after 20 years? What does a jail term of say 5 years mean? Is it a full 5 years or 2.5 years as days and nights are counted individually? Prisons and Prison Life: What are the effects of someone’s incarceration on their families? Is it true that prison's a prison? How does it feel to be in prison for 38 years? What percentage of American prisoners are serving unjust sentences? Which is worse: life in prison or the death penalty? Why is the death penalty worse than locking up people for life? What is prison life like? What is prison life like? What is general population prison? What is the difference between being 'sentenced to death' and a 'lifetime imprisonment '? What does it feel like to serve more than a decade in prison for a crime you did not commit? What's it like to be in prison for life? If a person is revived/survived after the death sentence, is he free, imprisoned or sentenced to death again? How much freedom do inmates have about music in prison? What is life in prison like? What happens to criminals’ personalities who serve a lot of jail time? What is prison for? Why do the justices of the Supreme Court serve a life term?