Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 420
... death penalty to those who plead guilty , it may actually be more egregious than the Kidnapping Act where only a jury waiver was necessary . For a New Jersey defendant , the only alternative to risking the death penalty is to ...
... death penalty to those who plead guilty , it may actually be more egregious than the Kidnapping Act where only a jury waiver was necessary . For a New Jersey defendant , the only alternative to risking the death penalty is to ...
Page 423
... death is imposed in accordance with section 46. " The only class A felonies are those focused upon in this note - murder and first degree kidnapping , and each is deemed punishable as a class A felony unless death is sentenced in ...
... death is imposed in accordance with section 46. " The only class A felonies are those focused upon in this note - murder and first degree kidnapping , and each is deemed punishable as a class A felony unless death is sentenced in ...
Page 424
... death penalty provision was eschewed in Jackson only , " [ b ] ecause the legitimate goal of limiting the death penalty to cases in which the jury recommend [ ed ] it could [ have been ] achieved without penalizing those defendants who ...
... death penalty provision was eschewed in Jackson only , " [ b ] ecause the legitimate goal of limiting the death penalty to cases in which the jury recommend [ ed ] it could [ have been ] achieved without penalizing those defendants who ...
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The Warrantless Search Jacob W Landynski | 91 |
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