Verdict-Life Imprisonment is a final judgement by a court of law that results in the convicted person spending the remainder of their life in prison. This is the most serious criminal sentence available and is usually imposed in cases of murder and other serious offenses. In some jurisdictions, life imprisonment can be imposed for lesser crimes. Types of Verdict-Life Imprisonment include: • Natural Life Imprisonment: A sentence in which the prisoner will remain in custody until their death, with no possibility of parole. • Life Imprisonment with Parole: A sentence in which the prisoner may be eligible for parole after a certain period of time has passed. • Life Imprisonment with Minimum Term: A sentence in which the prisoner remains in prison for a minimum period of time before being eligible for parole.