Multiple Choice
In ________________, the Court upheld that psychiatric testimony about the future dangerousness of the defendant is an aggravating factor justifying the sentence of death.
A) Roper v. Simmons
B) Barefoot v. Estelle
C) Locket v. Ohio
D) Gregg v. Georgia
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q14: Mitigating circumstances are those that provide some
Q15: Unanimity is not required for a mitigating
Q16: The landmark case Payne v. Tennessee concluded
Q17: _ circumstances are factors that provide some
Q18: What are the two primary functions of
Q20: The Court has generally held that virtually
Q21: Aggravating-only statutes:<br>A) Call upon a jury to
Q22: Many capital cases heard by the Supreme
Q23: Texas's death penalty statute is an example
Q24: In Barefoot v. Estelle, the Court upheld