Jorge v. United States

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• holding that results of polygraph test proffered by defendant were inadmissable at the guilt phase and the sentencing phase of a capital murder trial
• holding term \deliberately\ sufficiently clear to permit jury to decide the first Texas capital sentencing special issue
• potential jurors who indicate they would automatically vote for the death penalty for every eligible defendant must be excluded when challenged for cause
• \A veniremember who believes that the death penalty should automatically be imposed in every capital case should be excused.\
• potential jurors who indicated they would automatically vote for death penalty for every eligible defendant must be excluded *Page 476 when challenged for cause

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