your initial response, select the Supreme Court ruling that you believe had the biggest impact on the way law enforcement and courts deal with juvenile offenders. Begin by briefly explaining the premise of the case that led to the ruling, what the Supreme Court decided, and how the ruling impacts interactions with juvenile offenders. believe that Graham versus Florid is the Supreme Court case that had the biggest impact on the way law enforcement and the court system deal with juvenile offenders. Graham was raised by parents with substance abuse issues and developed criminal habits at an early age in an effort to gain attention. Graham attempted to rob a local restaurant in 2003 when he was sixteen years old. Once apprehended Graham plead guilty and was sentenced to one year on county jail and an additional two years of probation. After Graham was released from jail, he was again arrested but this time for a home invasion and plead guilty to violation of probation. The trial court sentenced Graham to life in prison with no possibility of parole. Graham filed a motion to challenge the life sentence based on a violation of his eight amendment right which protects him from excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment (U. S. Const. amend. VIII.). The motion was denied by the trial court, the First District Court of Appeal in Florida, and the Florida Supreme Court. However, the United States Supreme Court agreed to review the decision of the trial court. The