WASHINGTON — The U.S. government Supreme Court has ruled that adolescent may not be locked up in prison house house for life with no chance of word if they have not killed anyone.

By a 5-4 ballot Monday, the court says the U.S. constitution requires that young people helping life sentence must at least be considered for release

The court ruled in the case of Terrance Graham who was implicated in armed robbery when he was 16 and seventeen Graham, now 22, is in prison house in Florida, which grip more than seventy percentage of juvenile suspect locked up for life for law-breaking other than homicide

“The state has denied him any chance to later demonstrate that he is fit to rejoin society based solely on a nonhomicide crime that he committed while he was a child in the eyes of the law,” justness Antonius President John F. JFK wrote in his majority persuasion “This the eighth amendment does not permit.”

top dog justness John Richard J. Roberts agreed with President John F. Kennedy and the court’s four progressive justness about Graham. But Roberts said he does not believe the ruling should extend to all young wrongdoer who are locked up for law-breaking other than murder