1. In light of a court's duty to issue a remedy that "neutralize[s] the taint of a constitutional violation" while avoiding the grant of "a windfall to the defendant," Lafler v. Cooper, 566 U.S. 156, 170 (2012), did Johnson's retrial before a second jury that convicted him of first degree murder and sentenced him to death remedy the constitutional violation from the first trial, at which two racist jurors prevented a unanimous verdict on a lesser offense?

2. Does the Eighth Amendment forbid the death penalty for crimes committed by offenders under the age of 21, or, at the least, in the case of a 19 year old offender who suffered from significant mental impairments?

Whether the retrial and death sentence of a 19-year-old offender with mental impairments remedied the constitutional violation from the first trial with racist jurors