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Freeman v. State

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  • 563 So. 2d 73
  • 1990 WL 74589

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  • noting that there was no evidence of statutory mitigation and nonstatutory mitigation not compelling
  • surviving spouse of victim of prior violent felony should not have been permitted to testify concerning facts of prior offense during penalty phase of capital trial where testimony was not essential to proof of prior felony conviction
  • upholding a death sentence supported by two aggravators—prior convictions for first-degree murder, armed robbery, and burglary of a dwelling with assault, all committed, three weeks prior—and corn mission during a burglary and commission for pecuniary gain (merged)
  • death penalty not disproportionate where two aggravating factors weighed against mitigating evidence of low intelligence and abused childhood
  • death penalty not disproportional when two aggravating circumstances were weighed against mitigating evidence of low intelligence and abused childhood
  • error to allow surviving spouse of victim of prior violent felony to testify concerning facts of prior offense where testimony was not essential to proof of prior felony conviction

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Judges: Per Curiam

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