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A 43-year-old man convicted at 17 for the 2001 murder of two Dartmouth professors is fighting for a reduced sentence as new Supreme Court rulings allow juvenile lifers a shot at freedom. Tulloch’s lawyers argue for 30–40 years, citing his prison behavior, remorse, and therapy records — while his co-conspirator, now freed after cooperating, was just 16. With New Hampshire’s legal landscape shifting and this case being the final of five juvenile life sentences under review, Tulloch’s hearing could reshape sentencing for young offenders nationwide.

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