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Home News Center Youth Life Sentences and the U.S. Supreme Court

Youth Life Sentences and the U.S. Supreme Court

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Should youth be sentenced to life without parole? The U.S. Supreme Court considers the issue. Some of the coverage and editorials:

  • U.S. Supreme Court Blog: Compromise on youth sentences? »
  • The New York Times: Juveniles don't deserve life sentences 
  • The Nation: Why life without parole is wrong for juveniles
  • Scientific American: Your teen's brain--driving without the brakes
  • CNN: "Don't put juveniles in jail for life" 
  • The Huffington Post: Court wary of life without parole for juveniles
  • The Guardian UK: "Jailed for life at age 14: US Supreme Court to consider juvenile sentences"
  • The National Catholic Reporter: "U.S. Supreme Court should give juveniles the chance to prove they've changed"
  • The Daily Beast--Legal: "Ex-Prisoners Say Life Term Is Cruel for Teens, As Case Hits High Court" 
  • Philly.com: "Teens change, given a chance" 
  • News One (Associated Press): "Should Juveniles Receive Life Without Parole?"
  • The Birmingham News: "US Supreme Court considers Alabama case of 14-year-old murderer on Tuesday"
  • Crime & Punishment: "Supreme Court to Review Juvenile Injustice"

 

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