3 Men Convicted <br />of Murdering Ahmaud Arbery, Sentenced to Life in Prison.<br />3 Men Convicted <br />of Murdering Ahmaud Arbery, Sentenced to Life in Prison.<br />3 Men Convicted <br />of Murdering Ahmaud Arbery, Sentenced to Life in Prison.<br />Travis McMichael and his father, Gregory, were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. .<br />Travis McMichael and his father, Gregory, were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. .<br />William "Roddie" Bryan was also sentenced to life in prison, but with the possibility of parole.<br />Bryan, 52, will be eligible for parole in 30 years.<br />In handing down his sentence, Judge Timothy R. Walmsley cited the terror Ahmaud Arbery must have felt...<br />... during the five minutes he was chased by the three men, which ended in his murder.<br />When I thought about this, I thought from a lot of <br />different angles, Judge Timothy R. Walmsley, Presiding Judge,<br />via CNN.<br />And I kept coming back to the terror that must have been in the mind of the young man running through Satilla Shores, Judge Timothy R. Walmsley, Presiding Judge,<br />via CNN.<br />Judge Walmsley <br />emphasized the importance <br />of accountability to <br />"the rule of law.".<br />Instead of closure, maybe it would be best to see today's proceeding as an exercise <br />in accountability, Judge Timothy R. Walmsley, Presiding Judge,<br />via CNN.<br />We are all accountable for our own actions. Today demonstrates that everybody is accountable to the rule of law. , Judge Timothy R. Walmsley, Presiding Judge,<br />via CNN.<br />Taking the law into your own hands is a dangerous endeavor, Judge Timothy R. Walmsley, Presiding Judge,<br />via CNN.<br />The defense team for Travis McMichael attempted to argue, in part, that chasing Arbery was legal...<br />... because McMichael was attempting to make a citizen's arrest.<br />In his sentencing, Judge Walmsley seemed to repudiate that defense.<br />Assuming the worst in others, we show our worst character, Judge Timothy R. Walmsley, Presiding Judge,<br />via 'The New York Times'
