What does LIWP stand for?

Life Imprisonment Without Parole

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

He has also hinted that the delays in carrying out death sentences were due to a possible change in the law, mandating a maximum sentence of life imprisonment without parole instead of the death penalty.

Mumbai attacks gunman awaits sentence

I wanted to see what life imprisonment without parole might be," the governor told reporters at the bill signing.

DEATH PENALTY REPEAL IS LAW

Jon Corzine commuted the death sentences of 10 men to life imprisonment without parole.

Strapped states rethink death row

What did he do to deserve LIFE IMPRISONMENT WITHOUT PAROLE.

4990 Days, 11 Hours, 49 Minutes since Brandon Hein Has Been in Prison

But can't her points--particularly about "cruel and unusual punishment"--be applied to life imprisonment without parole, as well as to the death penalty?

The crueler of two evils

When presented with the facts about crimes for which death is a possible sentence, most people choose life imprisonment without parole as a reasonable alternative to the death penalty.

Seven Fallacies of Capital Punishment