Two independently prosecuted Los Angeles cases in this selected public-reporting sample ended in 3 years 8 months and 15 years to life in state prison. Both totals covered multiple convictions, so they are overall case outcomes—not clean hit-and-run-only terms and not a citywide sentencing range. Quick Answer Completed case clusters reviewed: 2 Exact locations: Boyle…
Two independent completed Los Angeles second-degree murder prosecutions reviewed here resulted in 15 years to life and life without the possibility of parole plus eight years. The higher outcome involved the death of an on-duty peace officer and additional convictions, so these outcomes are not comparable as a single ordinary-murder range. Quick Answer Independent completed…
Three independent completed Los Angeles felon-in-possession prosecutions reviewed here produced different outcomes: 16 months in state prison, two years in state prison, and a three-year term with execution suspended and two years of formal probation. Because one case included a gang allegation and another used a suspended sentence, these examples should not be flattened into…
Two independent completed Los Angeles prosecutions for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated were reviewed. The reported final prison terms were 12 years 8 months and 17 years, but both totals reflect more than the ordinary base term: one involved another DUI-injury count and the other involved two homicide counts plus a hit-and-run enhancement. This small…
Three independent completed Los Angeles prosecutions involving DUI causing injury were reviewed for this guide. The reported outcomes were 3 years 8 months, 11 years, and 12 years 8 months, but they are not a clean target-offense range: two totals also cover fatal-crash offenses or other counts, and the 11-year case involved four prior DUI…
Six completed Los Angeles residential-burglary outcomes reviewed for this guide resulted in state-prison terms from 5 to 18 years, but that span is not presented as a clean burglary-only range. Four defendants were sentenced together after pleas that also included grand theft and several defendants admitted prior convictions. Only one example below states a burglary-only…
Completed Los Angeles transit-robbery cases show that the final outcome can range across county jail with probation and multi-year state prison. This guide does not combine those different sentence types into one numerical “range.” The four named defendants below came from a related party-crew investigation, though the official release identifies three separate case numbers among…
Six completed Los Angeles assault-with-a-deadly-weapon cases reviewed for this guide produced outcomes from one year in county jail plus probation to eight years in state prison. The cases involve different Penal Code §245 variants, prior records, injury findings, and related conduct, so the outcomes are separated by type rather than treated as one uniform sentencing…
Five completed federal armed-robbery cases have verified Los Angeles offense locations. Multi-city aggregate terms are labeled and excluded from city min/max.