Louisiana does not forbid the execution of the mentally...
Louisiana does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded or juvenile offenders but does have life without parole
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Louisiana does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded or juvenile offenders but does have life without parole. A jury decides the sentence. The Governor has the authority to act on the advice of the Board of Pardons. The Governor needs a favorable recommendation in order to grant clemency. However, the Governor is not bound by that favorable recommendation. The Governor also has the unlimited and absolute power to grant reprieves.
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