First-Degree Murder Charges in Illinois
Posted on behalf of Donahue & Walsh, P.C. | March 3, 2021
In Illinois, if you are convicted of first-degree murder, you will no longer face the death penalty, as it was abolished in 2011. However, you will face a maximum sentence of a life in prison. View the specific Illinois laws regarding first degree murder here, according to the Illinois Statutes.
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