MCKEIVER v PENNSYLVANIA
ROPER v SIMMONS
IN RE WINSHIP
GRAHAM v FLORIDA
MILLER v ALABAMA
IN RE GAULT
juvenile's accused of offenses have to be found responsible based on proof beyond reasonable doubt
juveniles cannot receive the death penalty
juvenile proceedings are neither a criminal or civil matter so they are not entitled to a jury
cannot give life sentences to juveniles who commit crimes that aren't homicides
juveniles have the right to due process and these individual rights: not to incriminate themselves, have an attorney, confront witnesses, call their own witnesses, be informed of the offenses
cannot give a juvenile mandatory/automatic life without parole
