When Examining the Death Penalty for Juveniles, It Can Be

When examining the death penalty for juveniles, it can be noted that

A) It is illegal to execute any person under the age of 18 in all states and cases
B) In some states, a juvenile can be given the same sentence as an adult, including the death penalty
C) The U.S. Supreme Court has been considering erasing the idea of a juvenile trials and mandating that everyone, no matter what age, is tried as an adult
D) The threat of the death penalty has significantly lowered crime rate among minors