Their appeals are being seen by some legal observers as a test of the whole-of-life term.
Oakes, of Steeple, near Maldon, was convicted at Chelmsford Crown Court and sentenced to a whole-life term.
Her life term work was immortalised when the Hollywood legend Meryl Streep played her in a Broadway play.
Ms McArdle was sentenced to a life term for the murder and was released under the Good Friday Agreement.
Barach Bandavad, of Highbury Road, Horfield, was convicted of murdering Judith Ege, 58, and was sentenced to a life term.
Valle faces a possible life term if convicted on the kidnapping count.
Smith faces a mandatory life term, but the judge will decide how long he must spend in jail before being eligible for parole.
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As Gafoor begins a life term, relatives of Lynette White can finally console themselves with the knowledge that her murderer is at last behind bars.
He has served almost 16 years of his life term.
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Lord Justice Clerk Lord Carloway remanded Olej in custody and deferred sentencing until next month, where he will impose a mandatory life term and set the length of time to be served.
The picture was taken as part of a regular update of inmate images at the California State Prison in Corcoran, about 150 miles northwest of Los Angeles, where Manson is serving a life term.
Restivo was given a whole life sentence - meaning he would never be released - but this was overturned after an appeal last year and reduced to a life term with a minimum term of 40 years before being eligible for parole.
The pope views his ministry as Bishop of Rome and Universal Pastor to be not a life term (a life sentence?) but a responsibility that it is now time to give up before a crisis might paralyze the Church and its leaders.
But he indicated that he considered only the Sanduskys' letters in handing down a sentence that, for a 68-year-old man, is likely to be a life prison term.
"It is open to the individual state, to make statutory provision for the imposition of a whole life minimum term, and in an appropriate case, as a matter of judicial discretion, for the court to make such an order, " he said.
However, you may be able to exclude some of the costs of employer-provided life insurance premiums from income if they are part of a group term life insurance plan.
Many view MetLife as primarily a life insurance company selling a variety of products such as variable, universal, whole and term life insurance policies.
Say a business owner with 1, 000 employees buys basic term life insurance for everybody.
They are making money together off that deal and term life is the biggest money maker of them all.
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No one complains about the cost of term life insurance if they did not die in a given year.
The statutory charges authorize a penalty, upon conviction, of death or imprisonment for life or any term of years.
Short-term life-insurance policies, paid by the employer, for example, used to be a neat way of avoiding income and payroll taxes.
One big area is insurability, or how people can position themselves for less expensive and better life, long term care, disability, and health insurance policies.
Genworth Financial (33, GNW) is the largest U.S. seller of long-term-care insurance and variable annuities, number four for term life and number five for mortgage insurance.
The proper whole or term life insurance can let you get on with the business of living while knowing that should the worst happen, your family is protected.
In those times of turmoil and earsplitting acrimony in public life, the term referred to those Americans who didn't raise much commotion, but whose fidelity to tradition was unwavering.
So, like term life insurance, you could pay into a plan for several years with a good chance of never needing to or being able to make a claim.
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