Final answer:
A person sentenced to life with no possibility of parole and requiring extensive medical care is indeed a special category of offender who will remain in prison until their death.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement is True. A person sentenced to life with no possibility of parole may require extensive medical care and will remain in prison until their death. This special category of offender has been addressed in court cases such as Miller v. Alabama and Graham v. Florida, which set limits on imposing life imprisonment without parole on juvenile offenders. The aging prison population is a result of tough-on-crime reforms and the aging of the overall population.