WHETHER THE RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS OF LAW GUARANTEED BY THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION'S FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT IS DENIED BY FLORIDA'S IMPOSITION OF A NATURAL LIFE IMPRISONMENT SENTENCE THAT IN EFFECT IS THE INDEFINITE IMPRISONMENT ARTICLE I, SECTION 17 OF THE FLORIDA CONSTITUTION DECLARES IS FORBIDDEN EXCESSIVE PUNISHMENT WITHOUT ANY PERMISSIBLE EXCEPTION, WHICH FLORIDA DOCUMENTS AS INDEFINITE IMPRISONMENT BY SETTING A RELEASE DATE FAR BEYOND THE GREGORIAN CALENDAR THAT THE FEDERAL STATUTES LIMIT ALL STATE GOVERNMENTS TO WHEN MEASURING THE PASSAGE OF TIME.

Whether the right to due process of law guaranteed by the United States Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment is denied by Florida's imposition of a natural life imprisonment sentence that in effect is the indefinite imprisonment Article I, Section 17 of the Florida Constitution declares forbidden excessive punishment without any permissible exception