Whether the Court's rulings regarding when age is a factor in determining culpability apply to those under the age of 25, or is the age lower, but not below 18?

Question Presented This Court has issued at least four decision finding that adolescents are less culpable than adults. Dr. Laurence Steinberg has determined that the line for this or these finding should not be stopped at age 17 since, as this Court has noted, does reach full maturity until age 25. Do this Court's rulings regarding when age is a factor in determining whether even a'de facto life is is constitutionally not allowed applied to those under the age of 25, or is the age lower, but not below 18? -i In The Supreme Court of the United States Mark Johnson, Petitioner, v. United States of America, Respondent. To the Chief Justice of Associate Justices of the Supreme Court: Mark Johnson ("Johnson"), acting with counsel, respectfully moves for a petition for a writ-of certiorari to the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, the opinion deniying the claim of great importance and re-occurring. I. Opinions Below The D.C. Court of Appeal issued its opinion on February 15, 2018, and rehearing was denied November 9, 2018, both are attached at Exhibit-A. \ Il. Jurisdiction This Court has jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. §1254(1). III. Constitutional Provisions Involved: The Fifth Amendment to the Constitution; The Eighth Amendment to the Constitution. Iv.