Whether a state may constitutionally execute a defendant who meets the strict medical standard for severe brain damage caused by fetal alcohol exposure

Capital Case) A national medical consensus finds severe brain damage caused by fetal alcohol exposure functionally equivalent and symptomatically identical to intellectual disability. The question presented is: Whether , given this medical consensus, the original meaning of the Eighth Amendment , and this Court’s rulings in Atkins and Roper, a state may constitutionally execute a defendant who meets the strict medical standard for severe brain damage caused by fetal alcohol exposure ?