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Valley News - NH Supreme Court upholds resentencing for 2 given life in prison for murder as teens

NH Supreme Court upholds resentencing for 2 given life in prison for murder as teens
Modified: 4/20/2021 10:21:31 PM
CONCORD The sentences of two men convicted of murder as teenagers decades ago were upheld Tuesday by the New Hampshire Supreme Court, which disagreed with their lawyers that the terms amount to life imprisonment.
Robert Dingman, 42, was 17 when he and his 14-year-old brother fatally shot their parents in 1996 in their Rochester home. He was sentenced to mandatory life in prison without parole. His brother, Jeffrey Dingman, testified against him, got 30 years to life in a plea deal, and was released in 2013.
Eduardo Lopez Jr., 47, was convicted of fatally shooting Robert Goyette in 1991 while trying to steal his car in Nashua. He, too, was 17 when the crime happened and received the same mandatory life sentence as Robert Dingman. ....

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Should men who murdered as teens go free? NH court hears appeal

CONCORD An appellate defender argued in New Hampshire Supreme Court Thursday the Granite State’s judicial system is still illegally preventing juveniles who commit murders a fair chance to one day walk free.
Christopher Johnson raised the constitutional question while representing two men in two separate appeals: Robert Dingman and Eduardo Lopez Jr.
Dingman and Lopez have each been imprisoned since the 1990s for committing murders as teens Dingman the 1996 murder of his parents in Rochester, and Lopez the 1991 shooting of a man in Nashua. Dingman and Lopez were both resentenced in 2018, to 40 years and 45 years in jail, respectively, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2012 the mandatory life-without-parole sentences they previously received are unconstitutional when applied to juveniles. ....

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