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Booker v. State

Citations

  • 851 P.2d 544
  • 64 O.B.A.J. 1282
  • 1993 OK CR 16
  • 1993 Okla. Crim. App. LEXIS 20
  • 1993 WL 116563

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  • concluding that testimony of medical examiner, regarding victim who was shot in the chest with a shotgun, was “as consistent with instantaneous death as any other possibility”
  • concluding that testimony of medical examiner, regarding victim who was shot in the chest with a shotgun, was \as consistent with instantaneous death as any other possibility\
  • concluding that testimony of medical examiner, regarding victim who was shot in the chest with a shotgun, was “as consistent with instantaneous death as any other possibility”
  • concluding that testimony of medical examiner, regarding victim who was shot in the chest with a shotgun, was “as consistent with instantaneous death as any 32 other possibility”
  • finding evidence did not support heinous, atrocious or cruel aggravating circumstance where victim was shot once in chest and death was instantaneous
  • finding evidence did not support heinous, atrocious or cruel aggravating circumstance where victim was shot once in chest and death was instantaneous

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Judges: Chapel, Johnson, Lane, Lumpkin

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