High court juvenile ‘lifer’ ban spurs wider review of cases

A U.S. Supreme Court decision triggering new sentences for inmates serving mandatory life without parole for crimes committed as juveniles has had a far greater effect: The ruling is prompting lawyers to apply its fundamental logic — that it's cruel and unusual to lock teens up for life — to a larger population, those whose ...

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High court juvenile ‘lifer’ ban spurs wider review of cases

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