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... argument overlook McGautha , supra . We are now imprisoned in the McGautha holding . Indeed the seeds of the present cases are in McGautha . Juries ( or judges , as the case may be ) have practically untrammeled discretion to let an ...
... argument overlook McGautha , supra . We are now imprisoned in the McGautha holding . Indeed the seeds of the present cases are in McGautha . Juries ( or judges , as the case may be ) have practically untrammeled discretion to let an ...
Side 140
... argument that those who exercise their discre- tion to send a person to death should be given stand- ards by which that discretion should be exercised . Id . , at 207-208 . A recent witness at the Hearings before Subcommittee No. 3 of ...
... argument that those who exercise their discre- tion to send a person to death should be given stand- ards by which that discretion should be exercised . Id . , at 207-208 . A recent witness at the Hearings before Subcommittee No. 3 of ...
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... argument rests on the Court's estimate that the controversy that gave 2 The Court seeks to distinguish SEC v . Medical Committee , 404 U. S. 403 ( 1972 ) , on the ground that in that case the action relied on to moot the case was taken ...
... argument rests on the Court's estimate that the controversy that gave 2 The Court seeks to distinguish SEC v . Medical Committee , 404 U. S. 403 ( 1972 ) , on the ground that in that case the action relied on to moot the case was taken ...
Side 171
... - tiple offender , after his conviction in 1966 for a New York offense . It was conceded at oral argument , however , that New York has no present interest whatever in 204 Opinion of the Court in haec verba in 1954 216 OCTOBER TERM , 1971.
... - tiple offender , after his conviction in 1966 for a New York offense . It was conceded at oral argument , however , that New York has no present interest whatever in 204 Opinion of the Court in haec verba in 1954 216 OCTOBER TERM , 1971.
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... argument to the jury as to whether the kidnaping had ended be- fore the shooting would have been strengthened by any support Holm's testimony might have given to this notion . The Tennessee trial court , however , did not charge that ...
... argument to the jury as to whether the kidnaping had ended be- fore the shooting would have been strengthened by any support Holm's testimony might have given to this notion . The Tennessee trial court , however , did not charge that ...
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