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Tulloch’s Resentencing and Justice’s Evolving Role | Burlington News
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Robert Tulloch, the 17-year-old convicted of murdering two Dartmouth professors in 2001, is set for a resentencing hearing next week — a pivotal moment reshaped by a 2012 Supreme Court ruling that banned life without parole for juveniles. His lawyers are seeking a 30- to 40-year minimum, while the state hasn’t yet responded. Meanwhile, co-conspirator James Parker, who got out on parole in 2024, faces supervision until 2098 — a stark reminder of how justice, rehabilitation, and second chances continue to evolve in the wake of tragedy.
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