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NEW ORLEANS -- Making clear that she thought the sentence was a light one, a Louisiana judge Thursday formally imposed a 20-year prison sentence on former NFL star Darren Sharper, who last week was sentenced by a federal judge to 18 years and four months in a drug and rape case with victims in four states.Defense attorney Billy Gibbens said that the two sentences are essentially the same, when credit for time served and other factors are considered. The sentence follows Sharpers guilty pleas in state and federal courts in New Orleans, and pleas of guilty or no contest to similar charges in Arizona, California and Nevada -- all the result of a multi-jurisdiction plea deal that once called for a sentence of about nine years.Early this year, U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo rejected that sentence as too light. She imposed the 18-year, four-month sentence last week.In state court on Thursday, Judge Karen Herman made clear she thought two decades was a relatively light punishment for the fallen NFL star, calling his behavior such an epic disappointment.Thursdays second sentencing hearing was again punctuated by tearful testimony from victims. One who said she was determined from the time she realized she had been raped in 2013 to see him prosecuted and see him branded as a serial rapist and a sex offender. She added that, for months, she woke up screaming in the middle of the night because of the ordeal.Another said she forgave Sharper, despite suffering through depression and fears that have caused her to miss work and withdraw emotionally from people who care about her. Im afraid no one understands, she said.Herman pointedly told Sharper that had he been tried by a jury and convicted on his original charges, including aggravated rape, the sentence would have been much harsher. She accepted the 20-year sentence only after consulting with attorneys and victims. She said the deal would help bring closure to the victims.Sharper again apologized to his victims and their families and continued to ask for forgiveness, at one point telling the judge, I am not a monster.Sentenced to nine years already in Arizona, Sharper still faces formal sentencing in California and Nevada. He is expected to serve his sentence in federal custody.Sharper had two co-defendants in the Louisiana cases. Former restaurant worker Erik Nunez and former St. Bernard Parish Sheriffs Deputy Branden Licciardi are set for sentencing in October on related charges.Sharper was named All-Pro six times and chosen for the Pro Bowl five times during a career that included stints with the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings. He played in two Super Bowls, one with the Packers as a rookie and one with New Orleans Saints when they won in 2010.He ended a 14-year career in 2011. 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Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have been told that they risk being ordered how to drive by their teams if they collide again.Hamilton, the defending F1 champion, and Rosberg crashed on the final lap in a dramatic end to the Austrian Grand Prix last weekend.The incident happened when Hamilton was chasing race leader Rosberg and trying to find enough room to pass him.Rosberg refused to give any ground and the crash cost him valuable points, as Hamilton took his third win of the season and Rosberg finished fourth.It is the second time this season that they have crashed, following a similar incident on the first lap at the Spanish Grand Prix -- although both drivers went out so neither gained any points advantage.We have therefore strengthened our Rules of Engagement to include much greater deterrents to contact between our cars, Mercedes said Thursday in a statement following a team meeting. If the drivers do not honor the revised Rules of Engagement, we may impose team orders as a solution of last resort.Under team orders, team management can effectively order a driver by radio to drive a certain way by slowing down or not taking risks. A driver can also be told to allow his teammate to pass.Mercedes hopes the new rules will prevent further incidents between the pair, who grew up racing karts against each other and have a history of feuding at Mercedes.With these in place, we will trust our drivers to manage the situation between them on track. Their destiny is in their own hands, Mercedes said. The drivers were also remminded that we may issue instructions during the race to protect against a potential loss of constructors points.ddddddddddddRosberg, who has five wins so far this season, has seen his overall lead over Hamilton slashed to 11 points -- having won the first four races of the season. At one stage the German driver led Hamilton by 43.He blamed Hamilton for the crash in Austria, although replays appeared to show that Rosberg -- whose tires were almost worn out -- did not give Hamilton enough room. Hamilton was jeered on the podium by a section of the fans.Two seasons ago, it was Hamilton who was left fuming as Rosberg clipped his car and sent him crashing out of the Belgian GP, and earlier that season Rosberg crashed late in qualifying when under no pressure at all, bringing an end to the session with Hamilton poised to beat his leading time and get pole position.Hamilton and Rosberg also tangled on the first lap at the Canadian GP this season.In the past five races, there have been three incidents which have cost us over 50 points in the constructors championship, Mercedes said.Still, for now, Mercedes are not imposing team orders the way Red Bull did when Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber were competing for the title. Webber and Vettel had a tense relationship and sometimes ignored their own team orders during a race.Hamilton and Rosberg will resume their title tussle at this weekends British GP at Silverstone. ' ' '