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You. you are entitled to and will be given a transcript of all pretrial, post trial, at no cost to you if you cannot afford a transcript. you may file a motion for new trial or appeal your case to the appropriate court in the state of georgia. and the statute of limitations for habous corpus is four years in the case of felonies and one in the case of misdemeanors. the statute runs from the date the conviction becomes final. mr. bryan, you are notified under the law of georgia you are entitled to appeal the guilty verdict of the jury and you must file your appeal within 30 days of this date. y...

Lawyer, the court will appoint one for you. you're entitled to and given a transcript of all pretrial, trial, and post trial matters without cost to you. if you cannot afford a transcript. you may file a motion for a new trial or you may appeal your case directly to the appropriate appellate court of georgia for review. you're also advised that the statute of limitations for habeas corpus is four years in the case of felonies, and one in the case of misdemeanors, the statute runs from the date the conviction becomes final. and just to be clear on the record i'm going to go through the statemen...

Touching, the district attorney filed a statement saying he did not believe he was going to be able to meet the burden of proof needed to really win this case if it ever went to a trial in court saying though that the accuser in this, a former aide to the former governor andrew cuomo was credible and cooperative. so right after that hearing, i can tell you that andrew cuomo's personal attorney came on to a different news conference and essentially touted that this was a win for the governor. now, i wouldn't go that far, because, listen, he has had some success when it comes to the cases so far...

Murder, his father, gregory mcmichael sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for felony murder, and roddie bryan, william roddie bryan, sentenced to a life with the possibility of parole for his conviction on felony murder. we heard a lot from the judge there, judge timothy. let's bring in cnn's dianne gallagher, outside the courthouse, with me, criminal defense attorney, paige pate, first, your reaction to the sentences. >> i'm not surprised by the ultimate sentence. i have appeared in front of judge wamsley before, and i think he handled this entire tri st trial, including the s...

Almost sigh lent. everyone was paying attention to phones and audio until the sentences were handed down. that's when the cheers erupted. >> the judge quoted wanda cooper jones, ahmaud arbery's mother, when they could scare or intame d -- intimidate him, they killed him. the description of his toenails at the end of the trial, in which he called him a young man with dreams, talking about him, graduating from high school, and the terror that he must have faced. >> i'm sorry, i didn't know if you were going to play part of that. it's devastating to hear that. i have never understood and i have b...