Martez Brown v. State of Indiana

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• ruling that 150-year aggregate sentence for two counts of murder and one count of robbery is similar to life without parole, Supreme Court of Indiana reduced sentence to 80 years
• holding that Miller and Graham applied to 150-year aggregate sentence when acting pursuant to state constitutional authority to review and revise sentences
• holding that Miller and Graham applied to 150-year aggregate sentence when acting pursuant to state constitutional authority to review and revise sentences
• holding that Miller and Graham applied to 150-year aggregate sentence when acting pursuant to state constitutional authority to review and revise sentences
• holding that juvenile defendant's 150-year aggregate sentence for two counts of murder and one count of robbery is similar to life without parole and reducing aggregate sentence to 80 years
• applying Miller and Graham to 150 year aggregate sentence pursuant to state constitutional authority to review and revise sentences

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