14 DAY TRIAL // Four men associated with the LulzSec hacker group have been sentenced by a British court. All received prison terms, though Mustafa al-Bassam, who was a minor at the time, got a suspended sentence.
Others will only serve a portion of their sentence in prison.
Jake Davis, known as Topiary in the group, who acted as the public face of LulzSec, got 24 months in a young offenders institute for his actions. He is now 20.
Ryan Ackroyd, or "Kayla," who is 26, got a 30-month sentence of which he may only serve 15. Mustafa al-Bassam, known as Tflow, received a 20-month suspended sentence since he was a minor at the time – he was 16 in 2011.
Finally, Ryan Cleary, 21, who was only loosely associated with the group, got 32 months for the hacking and possession of child abuse images.