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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... significant even where AEDPA is inapplicable . Moreover , since respondent sought to extrapolate future behavior from precrime conduct , his mitigation theory was more analogous to the good - character evidence Boyde found to fall ...
... significant even where AEDPA is inapplicable . Moreover , since respondent sought to extrapolate future behavior from precrime conduct , his mitigation theory was more analogous to the good - character evidence Boyde found to fall ...
Side 15
... significance even where AEDPA is inapplicable . Payton indicated that reading fac- tor ( k ) to preclude consideration of postcrime evidence would require " the surprising conclusion that remorse could never serve to lessen or excuse a ...
... significance even where AEDPA is inapplicable . Payton indicated that reading fac- tor ( k ) to preclude consideration of postcrime evidence would require " the surprising conclusion that remorse could never serve to lessen or excuse a ...
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... significant re- sidual confusion as to whether the Constitution obligated States to permit juries to consider evidence that , while not STEVENS , J. , dissenting extenuating the defendant's culpability for Cite as : 549 U. S. 7 ( 2006 ) ...
... significant re- sidual confusion as to whether the Constitution obligated States to permit juries to consider evidence that , while not STEVENS , J. , dissenting extenuating the defendant's culpability for Cite as : 549 U. S. 7 ( 2006 ) ...
Side 42
... significantly differ- ent procedural posture , Payton , like Boyde , falls far short of compelling the result that the Court reaches today . VII Instead of accepting that lay jurors would almost certainly give the words " circumstance ...
... significantly differ- ent procedural posture , Payton , like Boyde , falls far short of compelling the result that the Court reaches today . VII Instead of accepting that lay jurors would almost certainly give the words " circumstance ...
Side 43
... that they would consider it significant . Both interpretations of the phrase focus the jury's attention on the crime , and neither STEVENS , J. , dissenting includes the evidence at issue Cite as : 549 U. S. 7 ( 2006 ) 43.
... that they would consider it significant . Both interpretations of the phrase focus the jury's attention on the crime , and neither STEVENS , J. , dissenting includes the evidence at issue Cite as : 549 U. S. 7 ( 2006 ) 43.
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