Whether Florida's juvenile sentencing statute violates the Sixth Amendment

Questions Presented . 1. Whether Florida's juvenile sentencing statute — which mandates a life sentence if a certain : finding is made and prohibits that sentence when that finding is not made — violates the Sixth Amendment because it allows the trial judge to make that finding? 2. Whether the First Amendment is violated when a court bases a sentence, in part, on a a defendant's taste in music when there is no independent evidence establishing a nexus between his taste in music and a relevant sentencing factor?