Life Without Parole for Minors: The Supreme Court and the Statistics.
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Abstract
The trend has been for the Supreme Court to indicate that children, because of their lack of maturity, should be treated differently from adults. Last week, with the decision in 'Jones v. Mississippi,' that trend paused, or perhaps, stopped.
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Pollack, D. & Sareschi, C. (2021, April 30). Life Without Parole for Minors: The Supreme Court and the Statistics. New Jersey Law Journal, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/351233821_Life_Without_Parole_for_Minors_The_Supreme_Court_and_the_Statistics
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