In Stanford v. Kentucky, the Court held that:
A) Executing juveniles ages 14 and younger is constitutional
B) Executing juveniles ages 17 and younger is unconstitutional
C) Executing juveniles ages 16 and 17 is constitutional
D) None of the above
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