Prosecutors seek life sentences for Alexander brothers; defense proposes 15 years in sex crimes case

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How the sides differ Alternative sources stress the sentencing dispute between prosecutors and defense; right sources emphasize prosecutors' description of the crimes and the number of women who reported assaults.

Federal prosecutors asked a New York judge to impose life sentences on the Alexander brothers, who are luxury real estate brokers, over sex crimes against women. Alternative coverage reports that prosecutors allege drugging and raping dozens of women over about two decades, while defense lawyers recommended 15-year terms. Right-leaning coverage quotes prosecutors calling the crimes of extraordinary magnitude and notes that more than 70 women reported being assaulted, with nearly a dozen testifying. The right-leaning excerpt does not mention the defense's proposal.

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Alternative APAPProsecutors urge life sentences for Alexander luxury real estate brokers in sex trafficking case

Presents the sentencing request as a clash between prosecutors seeking life terms and defense lawyers recommending 15-year terms.

Right NYNew York PostLuxury real-estate Alexander brothers face life in prison over ‘sex crimes of extraordinary magnitude’

Highlights the scale of the alleged crimes, citing prosecutors' language and the number of women who reported assaults or testified.