Ilse Koch
On 15 January 1951, the Court gave its verdict in a 111 page-long decision.  Koch was not in court for the verdict.  The Court decided that it could still try Koch, even though she had already been tried in 1944 and 1947, because it was charging her with different crimes than the other trials did.  Because of this, trying Koch again would not be double jeopardy.  Koch was convicted of charges of incitement (encouraging others) to murder, attempt to murder, and hurt other people badly.  On 15 January 1951 , Koch was sentenced to life in prison, and her civil rights were taken away forever.