A Texas jury is set to deliberate the sentence for Anthony Odiong, a Roman Catholic priest convicted of first- and second-degree sexual assault. Odiong, 57, faces a potential sentence ranging from five years to life in prison for the first-degree charge, while the second-degree charge could result in a sentence of two to 20 years.
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Texas jury to deliberate sentencing for priest convicted of sexual assault
A Texas jury will begin deliberating the sentence for Anthony Odiong, a Catholic priest convicted of sexual assault. He faces a potential prison term of five years to life for first-degree sexual assault and two to 20 years for second-degree sexual assault.
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