Does a court violate Miller when it refuses to consider childhood trauma as mitigating when sentencing a child to life without parole?

ESTION PRESENTED Jermontae Moss was sentenced to life without parole for a felony murder that occurred when he was seventeen years old. Though Jermontae was a child, the judge refused to consider that the violence that permeated his family’s home could have mitigated his role in the offense. The judge stated, “[I]nstead of being a mitigating factor in sentencing, an argument could be made that this is further indication that Defendant is now irretrievably corrupt.”