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A North Idaho man convicted in the death of his wife more than 15 years ago is expected to face sentencing on Tuesday.
Stephen Lott’s sentencing is set for 1:30 p.m. in Sandpoint.
Lott entered an Alford plea in July to amended charges of voluntary manslaughter and failing to report a death, according to Idaho court records.
Under the terms of the plea, Lott did not admit wrongdoing but conceded he could be convicted if the case went before a jury. The pleas, though, will not be regarded different than guilty pleas during his sentencing.
Stephen Lott faces sentencing Tuesday 15 years after murder of his first wife
Stephen Lott’s sentencing is set for 1:30 p.m. in Sandpoint.
Lott entered an Alford plea in July to amended charges of voluntary manslaughter and failing to report a death, according to Idaho court records.
Under the terms of the plea, Lott did not admit wrongdoing but conceded he could be convicted if the case went before a jury. The pleas, though, will not be regarded different than guilty pleas during his sentencing.
Stephen Lott faces sentencing Tuesday 15 years after murder of his first wife
