Vance Boelter, who pleaded guilty in connection with the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses, is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court on Thursday morning. Both reports state that Boelter has already admitted to shooting the two lawmakers and their spouses as part of the case and is awaiting a determination of his punishment. CBS reports that he will learn his sentence Thursday, referring to his admitted conduct in court. ABC also says he faces sentencing after entering a guilty plea that includes stalking and shooting Democratic lawmakers in Minnesota. The accounts are consistent that the sentencing is taking place at the federal level and that Thursday’s hearing will set the final outcome for Boelter’s criminal case. Neither report provides details on the length of the proposed sentence or new factual developments beyond the fact of the upcoming sentencing hearing.