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“Juvenile Lifers” Were Meant to Get a Second Chance. COVID-19 Could Get Them First.

The Supreme Court gave teens sentenced to life in prison a shot at freedom. Many are still waiting.

Coronavirus • 06.03.2020

What’s the Meaning of “Life” When Sentencing Kids?

The Supreme Court ended automatic life without parole for children. What replaces it remains unclear.

Justice Lab • 01.30.2020

For Henry Montgomery, a Catch-22

His “meaningful opportunity for release” came with impossible conditions.

Commentary • 02.28.2018

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