Maryland judge delays Malvo's resentencing hearing due to Virginia's denial of transfer request.

A Maryland judge has indefinitely delayed the resentencing hearing for Lee Boyd Malvo, a convicted sniper from the 2002 D.C. attacks, after Virginia denied his transfer request to attend. Malvo, sentenced to life without parole at 17, is entitled to resentencing due to changes in laws regarding juvenile sentencing. His attorney argues that he must attend in person, prompting the postponement of the scheduled December hearing. Malvo remains incarcerated in Virginia.