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Sentencing Law and Policy: Jackson and Miller Eighth Amendment cases

Sentencing Law and Policy: Jackson and Miller Eighth Amendment cases
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Juvenile Life Sentences: Constitutionality of Life Without Parole for Teenage Murderers

There is a national consensus that LWOP sentences are appropriate for certain homicides.

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The Mysterious Disappearance of International Law Arguments from Juvenile Sentencing in Miller v Alabama

Foreign and international law are absent in the Miller v. Alabama ruling, which may signal a welcome shift in the Court’s jurisprudence.

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While out of U S prisons, many still fight for freedom, innocence

Many convicted people across America find themselves in legal limbo out of prison, but still fighting for the ultimate freedom of exoneration.

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While out of U S prisons, many still fight for freedom, innocence

Many convicted people across America find themselves in legal limbo out of prison, but still fighting for the ultimate freedom of exoneration.

United statesJefferson countyJefferson citySteven drizinMichael politteJohnetta carrSuzanne hopfLaurie troupRita politteMaurice possleyKuntrell jacksonTravis bookerRalph lee jrSullivan university in louisvilleEric ferkenhoff united statesNational registry of exonerations