Juveniles on death row commonly have suffered serious injuries to the central nervous system exhibited psychotic symptoms and have been physically and sexually abused.

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Studies have shown that many juveniles who end up on death row have a history of serious head injuries, exhibit psychotic symptoms, and have been victims of physical and sexual abuse. These factors can contribute to their criminal behavior and can be considered as mitigating factors in sentencing.

Juveniles on Death Row Commonly Have Suffered Serious Injuries to the Central