Judge gives reduced terms to 2 men who got life as juveniles

CHICAGO (AP) - Two men sentenced as juveniles to life in prison without parole for a Chicago fatal drive-by shooting have reduced sentences because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

Darnell Foxx was 15 in 1997 when he fatally shot two people. Foxx's cousin, Javell Ivory, was 17 and armed, but didn't fire.

Cook County Judge Michael Obbish on Monday resentenced Foxx to 73 years in prison after conviction. He gave Ivory 54 years.

Both Foxx and Ivory have already served nearly 20 years. Foxx could be out of prison in 18 years at age 52. With good behavior, Ivory can be out in eight years at age 44.

Dozens of Illinois prisoners are being resentenced after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that giving juvenile offenders mandatory life sentences without the chance of parole is unconstitutional.