United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volum 408Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 |
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... concluded : 14 " Finally there is evidence that the imposition of the death sentence and the exercise of dispensing power by the courts and the executive follow dis- criminatory patterns . The death sentence is dis- proportionately ...
... concluded : 14 " Finally there is evidence that the imposition of the death sentence and the exercise of dispensing power by the courts and the executive follow dis- criminatory patterns . The death sentence is dis- proportionately ...
Side 140
... concluded : " In light of history , experience , and the present limitations of human knowledge , we find it quite impossible to say that committing to the untrammeled discretion of the jury the power to pro- nounce life or death in ...
... concluded : " In light of history , experience , and the present limitations of human knowledge , we find it quite impossible to say that committing to the untrammeled discretion of the jury the power to pro- nounce life or death in ...
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... concluding that petitioner lacked such standing , the Court of Appeals noted , inter alia , that he had " asserted 3 No evidence relating to petitioner's standing was introduced at the hearing . 224 Per Curiam minations are required to ...
... concluding that petitioner lacked such standing , the Court of Appeals noted , inter alia , that he had " asserted 3 No evidence relating to petitioner's standing was introduced at the hearing . 224 Per Curiam minations are required to ...
Side 167
... concluded that neither condition had been met ; the State had failed to make a good - faith effort to secure the ... concluding that the 204 MARSHALL , J. , dissenting rise to this litigation 220 OCTOBER TERM , 1971.
... concluded that neither condition had been met ; the State had failed to make a good - faith effort to secure the ... concluding that the 204 MARSHALL , J. , dissenting rise to this litigation 220 OCTOBER TERM , 1971.
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... concluded that the cross- examination had been inadequate . It reached this con- clusion , at least in part , because it felt that Holm could have been questioned about whether Stubbs , although originally having kidnaped the Holms at ...
... concluded that the cross- examination had been inadequate . It reached this con- clusion , at least in part , because it felt that Holm could have been questioned about whether Stubbs , although originally having kidnaped the Holms at ...
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