The Jody Arias Murder Case received nation-wide media response owing to the brutality of the murder and the erotic nature of the murderer-victim relationship.
Arias will have to pay over $ 30,000 to the family of her boyfriend who was she was convicted of murdering in 2008.
Arias is expected to lead a solitary existence for the first years of life in prison.
Arias was sentenced last week to serve life in prison without parole.
Convicted for her boyfriend's murder, Arias was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Jodi Arias will miss the death penalty after the judge presiding over her case declared a mistrial.
In-chamber conversations were released last week which revealed Arias expressing fears allegedly due to threats from spectators.
Last week, the prosecution rested its case after computer expert for the state Robert Brown testified.
Lawyers spent another intense day in court for the Jodi Arias death penalty sentencing retrial as psychologist Dr. Janine DeMarte took the stand to assess Arias' mental health.
