Earle v. Clauson

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• holding that a statutory change from jury to judge sentencing without an increase in the severity of punishment prescribed is merely a change in the procedural “mode” of sentencing and may be constitutionally applied to crimes committed prior to its enactment
• holding that a statutory change from jury to judge sentencing without an increase in the severity of punishment prescribed is merely a change in the procedural \mode\ of sentencing and may be constitutionally applied to crimes committed prior to its enactment

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