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Issue of life in prison with no parole for minors divides Supreme Court

The Supreme Court appeared split Monday along familiar ideological lines over whether the Constitution forbids locking up forever juveniles whose crimes fall short of homicide. Full Article at The Washington Post

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  2. The lawyer for a Florida inmate serving life without parole for a crime he committed at 16 told the Supreme Court on Monday such a harsh sentence says a juvenile can be "forever unfit" for society and violates the Constitution. Full Article at ABC News

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