Juveniles can be imprisoned indefinitely without the possibility of parole. Question 42 options: TrueFalse
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S. Supreme Court rulings (Graham v. Florida, Miller v. Alabama) prohibit mandatory life without parole for juveniles and require at least a meaningful opportunity for release, with consideration of youth. Show more…
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