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Prosecutors said they would seek the maximum sentence for Medina, who faces 25 years to life in prison at a sentencing State Attorney Leah Klein said in court. Medina wrote on Facebook shortly before turning himself in: “I’m going to prison or A week after Facebook activated its Safety Check feature in the wake of the Paris terror attacks, the social network is facing new criticism for not activating the feature in Mali after gunmen took more than hundred people hostage in an attack on a he published on Facebook that be sentenced to death for your killing or he likely to go to prison. After he gave police his address, they drove to the scene, where they found the body. Medina, 33, a one-time condo security supervisor, faces from 25 years This feature is similar to Facebook’s login on iOS. Facebook has taken care of the problem users had to face while using Apple TV’s complicated text entry method. Instead, Facebook login requires only a confirmation code for authentication. Using a Church pastor Christopher Heanue wrote on the church's Facebook page that the baby was a boy and weighed a little more than 5 pounds. Emergency crews brought the newborn to a local hospital, where he was in good health, police said. New York has a so He faces up to life in prison. 10:40 a.m. A jury has resumed deliberating the fate of a man who says he acted in self-defense when he fatally shot his wife and posted a photo of her dead body on Facebook. Jurors in Miami returned Wednesday to debate the .

Following the Paris attacks on Nov. 13, Facebook switched on two not very well-known features that caused a storm of controversy: Safety Check and Temporary Profiles. Safety Check was launched in April after the Nepal earthquake as a quick tool to let A Miami jury found Facebook killer Derek Medina guilty of second-degree murder Medina, 33, a one-time condo security supervisor, faces from 25 years to life in prison on the second-degree murder conviction. But because he was also convicted of using Celebrities face criticism on the daily. Some choose to ignore it, and some choose to fire back. In the case of Michelle Williams and the negative Facebook commenter, she decided to pop off. The former Destiny's Child singer didn't hold back when faced Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Fannie's Corner in southeast Grand Rapids. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A store employee faces criminal charges after allegedly hitting a customer over the head .