Upon the court jurisprudence, the principles of the death penalty are examined on juveniles. First, the court looked to see if sentencing juveniles the death penalty was generally agreed upon in society. The court discovered all states consigned the minimum age of sixteen a defendant would be qualified for the death penalty. Also, the death penalty dictated by the sentencing juries were mere. Thusly, the court concluded execution of defendants who were under the age of sixteen when committing their crime was offensive. The court determined juveniles as a social class are more immature and irresponsible than adults. Next, the court looked for a suitable capital punishment for juveniles and payback for another’s action is not justifiable. However,
