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3. Multiple Crimes

• When a person is convicted of multiple crimes, courts often impose consecutive sentences, which add up to large numbers. For example, a person convicted of three crimes, each with a 30-year sentence served consecutively, would receive a 90-year sentence.

4. Symbolism and Public Perception

• High numbers can emphasize the gravity of the crime, serving as a symbolic message of justice and a deterrent for others.
• For victims and the public, it underscores that the offender is unlikely to reenter society.

5. Legal Systems and Contexts

• In some legal systems, there might not be a formal "life imprisonment" sentence. Instead, sentences are given in years to ensure the punishment aligns with the law.