| Distribution, by state, of juvenile offenders sentenced to life in prison without parole, and the number of juvenile offenders serving such sentences for crimes in which no one was killed: | |
| State Life Life-nonfatal crimes | |
| Ala. 62 0 | |
| Ariz. 32 0 | |
| Ark. 73 0 | |
| Calif. 250 4 | |
| Colo. 48 0 | |
| Conn. 9 0 | |
| Del. 7 1 | |
| Fla. 266 77 | |
| Ga. 8 0 | |
| Hawaii 4 0 | |
| Idaho 4 0 | |
| Ill. 103 0 | |
| Ind. 2 0 | |
| Iowa 44 6 | |
| Ky. 5 0 | |
| La. 335 17 | |
| Md. 13 0 | |
| Mass. 57 0 | |
| Mich. 346 0 | |
| Minn. 2 0 | |
| Miss. 24 2 | |
| Mo. 116 0 | |
| Mont. 1 0 | |
| Neb. 24 1 | |
| Nev. 16 0 | |
| N.H. 3 0 | |
| N.C. 44 0 | |
| N.D. 1 0 | |
| Ohio 2 0 | |
| Okla. 48 0 | |
| Pa. 444 0 | |
| R.I. 2 0 | |
| S.C. 26 1 | |
| S.D. 9 0 | |
| Tenn. 4 0 | |
| Texas 4 0 | |
| Utah 1 0 | |
| Va. 48 0 | |
| Wash. 28 0 | |
| Wis. 16 0 | |
| Wyo. 6 0 | |
| Federal Prisons 37 0 | |
| ___ | |
| Source: Human Rights Watch | Paolo G. Annino, David W. Rasmussen and Chelsea Boehme Rice from Florida State University. |
Source: AP News
