Whether the right to due process of law guaranteed by the United States Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment is denied by Florida's imposition of a natural life imprisonment sentence that in effect is the indefinite imprisonment Article I, Section 17 of the Florida Constitution declares forbidden excessive punishment without any permissible exception

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED : 7 WHETHER THE RIGHT TO ‘DUE PROCESS OF LAW | GUARANTEED BY THE UNITED STATES CONSTITU_ TION’S FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT IS DENIED BY FLORIDA’S IMPOSITION OF ANATURAL LIFE IM__PRISONMENT SENTENCE THAT IN EFFECT IS THE INDEFINITE IMPRISONMENT ARTICLE I, SECTION , 17 OF THE FLORIDA CONSTITUTION DECLARES [5° | FORBIDDEN EXCESSIVE PUNISHMENT WITHOUT , ANY PERMISSIBLE EXCEPTION, WHICH FLORIDA | DOCUMENTS AS INDEFINITE IMPRISONMENT BY SETTING A RELEASE DATE FAR BEYOND THE — GREGORIAN CALENDAR THAT THE FEDERAL STATUTES LIMIT ALL STATE GOVERNMENTS TO : WHEN MEASURING THE PASSAGE OF TIME.