Court of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma· 10/1/1992

Crawford v. State

Citations

840 P.2d 627
1992 OK CR 62
63 O.B.A.J. 2816
1992 Okla. Crim. App. LEXIS 83
1992 WL 252729

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describing these alternatives as different \factual bas[e]s\ on which jury need not unanimously agree; explaining that jury must only be unanimous as to whether defendant committed \single crime\ of \first[-]degree murder\
“No testimony was elicited by either the State or the defense as to the level of suffering by the decedent,” and “no evidence was presented to show that the decedent did not die instantly as a result of the strangulation.”
“No testimony was elicited by either the State or the defense as to the level of suffering by the decedent,” and “no evidence was presented to show that the decedent did not die instantly as a result of the strangulation.”
“No testimony was elicited by either the State or the defense as to the level of suffering by the decedent,” and “no evidence was presented to show that the decedent did not die instantly as a result of the strangulation.”

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Judges: Lumpkin, Lane, Brett, Johnson, Parks

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