Chevron Corp. v. Arizona

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• not abuse of discretion to admit photos even when defendant stipulated to identity of victims, time, mode, manner, and cause of deaths
• victims were forced to lie down on a bed and except for the first victim, each endured the shooting of a loved one within their hearing
• victims were forced to lie down on a bed and except for the first victim, each endured the shooting of a loved one within their hearing
• restricting judge’s sentencing discretion is not unconstitutional
• restricting judge's sentencing discretion is not unconstitutional

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).