United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 549United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 2006 |
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... dissenting in part ) . IV In this case , as in Boyde and as in Payton , the jury heard mitigating evidence , the trial court directed the jury to con- sider all the evidence presented , and the parties addressed the mitigating evidence ...
... dissenting in part ) . IV In this case , as in Boyde and as in Payton , the jury heard mitigating evidence , the trial court directed the jury to con- sider all the evidence presented , and the parties addressed the mitigating evidence ...
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... dissenting a defendant's relevant mitigating evidence , " and need not " be able to give effect to mitigating evidence in every conceiv- able manner in which the evidence might be relevant . " But since petitioner has not relied on ...
... dissenting a defendant's relevant mitigating evidence , " and need not " be able to give effect to mitigating evidence in every conceiv- able manner in which the evidence might be relevant . " But since petitioner has not relied on ...
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... dissenting extenuating the defendant's culpability for the crime , might nevertheless call for a sentence less than death . Cf. People v . Easley , 34 Cal . 3d 858 , 875–880 , 671 P. 2d 813 , 823-827 ( 1983 ) ( noting arguments on both ...
... dissenting extenuating the defendant's culpability for the crime , might nevertheless call for a sentence less than death . Cf. People v . Easley , 34 Cal . 3d 858 , 875–880 , 671 P. 2d 813 , 823-827 ( 1983 ) ( noting arguments on both ...
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... dissenting Although Easley came too late to help respondent , the Cal- ifornia Supreme Court's evident concern that capital juries must be permitted to consider evidence beyond that which " extenuates the gravity of the crime " proved ...
... dissenting Although Easley came too late to help respondent , the Cal- ifornia Supreme Court's evident concern that capital juries must be permitted to consider evidence beyond that which " extenuates the gravity of the crime " proved ...
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... dissenting Respondent then testified on his own behalf . When asked about his childhood , respondent answered that he " can't use it as a crutch to say I am in a situation right now , I'm here now because of that . " Id . , at 40. He ...
... dissenting Respondent then testified on his own behalf . When asked about his childhood , respondent answered that he " can't use it as a crutch to say I am in a situation right now , I'm here now because of that . " Id . , at 40. He ...
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