Whether the Eighth Amendment requires that a sentencing court, when imposing a sentence of life without parole on a juvenile offender, must consider and make a record of its consideration of how children are constitutionally different from adults in terms of culpability, and whether the sentencing court's bare reference to a juvenile offender's age, without more, satisfies the Eighth Amendment's requirement that the court consider the defendant's youth and its relationship to the defendant's culpability.

Whether the court erred in denying relief