Jones v. J.C. Penney Co.

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• during a shoot out with police, the defendant killed one officer, wounded a second, and narrowly missed a third
• requiring proof of criminal conviction to rebut analogous mitigating factor under Alabama statute
• during a shoot out with police, the defendant killed one officer, wounded a second, and narrowly missed a third
• upholding judge’s use of pre-allocution prepared statement in death penalty case
• juror is competent if he can lay aside any bias or prejudice and render verdict solely on the evidence presented and the court's instructions
• \[t]he Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel does not require counsel to raise every objection without regard to its merits\

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