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... judge or jury may not do for a class that prejudice sets apart from the community . There is increasing recognition of the fact that the basic theme of equal protection is implicit in “ cruel and unusual " punishments . " A penalty ...
... judge or jury may not do for a class that prejudice sets apart from the community . There is increasing recognition of the fact that the basic theme of equal protection is implicit in “ cruel and unusual " punishments . " A penalty ...
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... judges , as the case may be ) have practically untrammeled discretion to let an accused live or insist that he die.11 members of racial minorities , in violation of the fourteenth amend- ment to the Constitution , " and , in either case ...
... judges , as the case may be ) have practically untrammeled discretion to let an accused live or insist that he die.11 members of racial minorities , in violation of the fourteenth amend- ment to the Constitution , " and , in either case ...
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... Judge Tuttle , indeed , made abundantly clear in Novak v . Beto , 453 F. 2d 661 , 673–679 ( CA5 ) ( concurring in part and ... judges would have administered with professional bigotry , and above all , it has this important and useful ...
... Judge Tuttle , indeed , made abundantly clear in Novak v . Beto , 453 F. 2d 661 , 673–679 ( CA5 ) ( concurring in part and ... judges would have administered with professional bigotry , and above all , it has this important and useful ...
Side 143
... judges ? What is understood by exces- sive fines ? It lies with the court to determine . No cruel and unusual punishment is to be inflicted ; it is sometimes necessary to hang a man , villains often deserve whipping , and perhaps having ...
... judges ? What is understood by exces- sive fines ? It lies with the court to determine . No cruel and unusual punishment is to be inflicted ; it is sometimes necessary to hang a man , villains often deserve whipping , and perhaps having ...
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... judge or of the jury . In each of the three cases the trial was to a jury . They are here on peti- tions for certiorari which we granted limited to the ques- tion whether the imposition and execution of the death penalty constitute ...
... judge or of the jury . In each of the three cases the trial was to a jury . They are here on peti- tions for certiorari which we granted limited to the ques- tion whether the imposition and execution of the death penalty constitute ...
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