Jones v. Mississippi Unit 6: Multiple Choice Quiz
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- Why did Jones argue that his sentence was unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment?
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2. Why was Jones able to demand that he be resentenced after he was originally sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole?
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3. Why did Jones argue that his new sentence of life without parole was unconstitutional?
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4. Why did the United States Supreme Court grant certiorari to hear Jones’s appeal?
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5. Why did the Supreme Court hold that Jones’s resentencing to life in prison without parole was Constitutional?
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