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Yesterday, Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled that before youth can be sentenced to life without parole, the state bears a high burden of establishing they are permanently incorrigible.

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Juvenile Law Center,
LGBTQ youth are over-represented in the juvenile justice and child welfare systems. The federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention estimates that LGBTQ youth are approximately 7% of the population generally but 13-15% of those in the juvenile justice system.
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Samantha Melamed, philly.com •

“What we won is really fundamental to giving these kids a fair shot, and also to really enforcing Miller and Montgomery in Pennsylvania,” said Marsha

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Riley Yates, The Morning Call •

In so doing, the high court underscored a string of federal rulings that have revolutionized the way that juveniles who commit the most serious of

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Brett A. Wolfson, Marguerite C. Gualtieri, The Legal Intelligencer •
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Riley Yates, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette •

In so doing, the high court underscored a string of federal rulings that have revolutionized the way that juveniles who commit the most serious of

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Rudy Miller, Pocono Record •

Batts’ attorney Marsha Levick called the decision Monday a “very strong win” for Batts. A previous appeal was unsuccessful, but this decision means he’ll be

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William Vogeler, Esq., FindLaw Blog •

Brendan Dassey, who was convicted with Avery in a later murder, has been exonerated by a federal appeals court.

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Molly Beck, Wisconsin State Journal •

“This is the most severe and damaging type of solitary confinement that is used in the American penal system. Ted Kaczynski has less restrictive confinement