The Supreme Court has abolished the death penalty for people under the age of 18 when they committed their crimes under the guise that its cruel and unusual punishment.

I don't think so.

Today's teenaged murderers seem to be in complete pre-meditated control of their facilities and should be put to death preferably in the same manner that their victims did and in front of their parents who are responsible for raising them. Activists, socialists and social engineers (Democrats) will no doubt blame environmental factors and optionally George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan (sarcastically) for whatever they did. What will sparing their lives do for society? What good will they go on to do? I am guessing if they were worthy of the death penalty (like Lee Boyd Malvo ) then the answer is, well, nothing.