Mississippi Supreme Court· 6/6/2013

Parker v. State

Citations

119 So. 3d 987
2013 WL 2436630
2013 Miss. LEXIS 321

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concluding that Miller applies to a single sentence for “natural life” that is not eligible for parole but allows for conditional release at age sixty-five
holding a life sentence with an opportunity for “conditional release” on parole at age sixty-five falls within Miller
finding that a life sentence where the defendant would be eligible for conditional release at age sixty-five was covered by Miller while noting that conditional release “is more akin to clemency” than parole
vacating the fifteen-year-old defendant’s mandatory sentence of life without parole and remanding for the sentencing court to consider the protections discussed in Miller
listing the several factors the United State Supreme Court in Miller, 567 U.S. at 477-78, said should be taken into consideration when sentencing a juvenile
vacating the fifteen-year-old defendant’s mandatory sentence of life without parole and remanding for the sentencing court to consider the protections discussed in Miller

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Judges: Chandler, Coleman, Dickinson, King, Kitchens, Lamar, Pierce, Randolph, Waller

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