Jones v. Mississippi Fill in the Blank Prepositions with Audio
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SUPREME COURT {} THE UNITED STATES
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2. Question
BRETT JONES, PETITIONER {} MISSISSIPPI
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JUSTICE KAVANAUGH delivered the opinion {} the Court.
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JUSTICE KAVANAUGH delivered the opinion {} the Court.
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{} Miller {} Alabama, 567 U. S. 460 (2012), an individual who commits a homicide when he or she is {} 18 may be sentenced {} life {} parole, but only if the sentence is not mandatory and the sentencer therefore has discretion to impose a lesser punishment.
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{} this case, a Mississippi trial judge acknowledged his sentencing discretion {} Miller and then sentenced petitioner Brett Jones {} life {} parole {} a murder that Jones committed when he was {} 18.
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The Mississippi Court {} Appeals affirmed, concluding that the discretionary sentencing procedure satisfied Miller.
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Jones argues, however, that a sentencer’s discretion to impose a sentence less {} life {} parole does not alone satisfy Miller.
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Jones contends that a sentencer who imposes a life-{}–parole sentence must also make a separate factual finding that the defendant is permanently incorrigible, or at least provide an {}–the-record sentencing explanation {} an implicit finding that the defendant is permanently incorrigible.
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And Jones says that the trial judge did not make such a finding {} his case.
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Jones’s argument that the sentencer must make a finding {} permanent incorrigibility is inconsistent {} the Court’s precedents.
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{} Miller, the Court mandated “only that a sentencer follow a certain process—considering an offender’s youth and attendant characteristics—{} imposing” a life-{}–parole sentence. Id., {} 483.
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13. Question
And {} Montgomery {} Louisiana, which held that Miller applies retroactively {} collateral review, the Court flatly stated that “Miller did not impose a formal factfinding requirement” and added that “a finding {} fact regarding a child’s incorrigibility is not required.” 577 U. S. 190, 211 (2016).
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{} that explicit language {} the Court’s prior decisions, we must reject Jones’s argument.
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15. Question
We affirm the judgment {} the Mississippi Court {} Appeals.
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