101.   He got a sentence of three years to life and was released after three years.

102.   He then missed two and had one blocked before being released after the ninth game of National Football League season.

103.   He was given a year on work furlough, the lowest possible sentence, and was released after six months.

104.   He was released after an outcry from American scholars.

105.   He was released after being charged with two felonies related to accusations of fighting with police outside a bar in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

106.   He was released after only a year.

107.   He was released after the season.

108.   He was released after the three days, but en route home to his village was cornered by Serb paramilitary forces who beat him severely.

109.   He was released shortly after his arrest, when his parents put up their house as collateral on the property bond.