United States ex rel. JKJ P'ship 2011, LLP v. Sanofi Aventis, U.S., LLC (In re Plavix Mktg., Sales Practices & Prods. Liab. Litig.)

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• holding that 68- and 55-year sentences with no possibility of release until ages 85 and 72, respectively, are the functional equivalent of life without parole
• recognizing that Rule 3:21-10(b)(5) permits a defendant to \challenge an illegal sentence at any time\
• concluding that a court must examine the practical realities of aggregate sentences
• holding that Miller applies to two juvenile offenders, including a juvenile homicide defendant who received an aggregate sentence of 75 years in prison with over 68 years to be served before eligible for parole
• holding “lengthy term-of-years sentences that amount to life without parole” are controlled by Graham and Miller
• holding “lengthy term-of-years sentences that amount to life without parole” are controlled by Graham and Miller

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