Is it permissible under the 8th amendment to impose an adult sentence on a minor for a non-dangerous, non-repetitive offense?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED ; ~ Is it permissible under the 8th amendment of the Constitution to impose an adult sentence upon a minor who has been convicted of a non-dangerous, non-repetitive offense at the age of fifteen? Is the bar on discretion of asylum states in extradition cases, as drawn by Puerto Rico v. Branstad, permissible under the 5 amendment, and is this ruling constitutional as decided by , this Court? ‘ Should an alleged fugitive should be permitted to bring the question of his physical safety in the asylum state if he faces unconstitutional treatment in the demanding state? Is a judgment passed by a U.S. District Court of one state binding on the state courts of another state, with or without express determination? . . Should the state hold a transfer hearing as to whether a defendant is competent to stand trial as an adult before the case is brought to adult court? Should an additional transfer hearing be held in the event that the minor is in adult court, but the charges have been lowered, as to determine competency to face an adult sentence for charges that do not fall under the purview of adult-filing statutes? . . How should juveniles be treated in adult extradition cases, given the Court’s resolution of the above questions?