United States Supreme Court ReportsLEXIS Law Pub., 1996 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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725. lappuse
... evidence is simply another method of informing the sentencing authority about such harm . In ex- cluding such evidence , the Court in Booth , supra , at 504 , 96 L Ed 2d 440 , 107 S Ct 2529 , misread the statement in Woodson v North ...
... evidence is simply another method of informing the sentencing authority about such harm . In ex- cluding such evidence , the Court in Booth , supra , at 504 , 96 L Ed 2d 440 , 107 S Ct 2529 , misread the statement in Woodson v North ...
734. lappuse
... evidence must be ex- cluded because it would be difficult , if not impossible , for the defendant to rebut such evidence without shifting the focus of the sentencing hearing away from the defendant , thus creat- ing a " mini - trial ...
... evidence must be ex- cluded because it would be difficult , if not impossible , for the defendant to rebut such evidence without shifting the focus of the sentencing hearing away from the defendant , thus creat- ing a " mini - trial ...
758. lappuse
... evidence about the victim could be equated with introduction of evidence about the defendant , the argument would 1. Justice Scalia accurately described the argument in his dissent in Booth v Maryland , 482 US 496 , 96 L Ed 2d 440 , 107 ...
... evidence about the victim could be equated with introduction of evidence about the defendant , the argument would 1. Justice Scalia accurately described the argument in his dissent in Booth v Maryland , 482 US 496 , 96 L Ed 2d 440 , 107 ...
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