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— On November 13, 1975, for the third day in a row, U.S. marshals carried Fromme to court in Sacramento after she refused to walk to her trial. Fromme was ultimately sentenced to a life term, making her the first person sentenced under a special federal law covering assaults on U.S. presidents. She was granted parole based on "good conduct" time.
On November 13, 1975, for the third day in a row, U.S. marshals carried Fromme to court in Sacramento after she refused to walk to her trial. Fromme was ultimately sentenced to a life term, making her the first person sentenced under a special federal law covering assaults on U.S. presidents. She was granted parole based on "good conduct" time.
Sacramento Bee / AP