Ruling by
Harry E. Hull Jr.Lower Court
Sacramento County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Timothy Frawley
Under California Supreme Court precedent 'People v. Gutierrez,' a trial court was required to consider factors bearing on the 'distinctive attributes of youth' before imposing the equivalent of a LWOP sentence on a juvenile offender.
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