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Lynch v. State

Citations

  • 841 So. 2d 362
  • 2003 WL 60586

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  • holding that the “cold” element is legally sufficient where the defendant had ample opportunity to calmly reflect upon his actions, following which he decided to shoot his victims execution-style
  • holding that the \cold\ element is legally sufficient where the defendant had ample opportunity to calmly reflect upon his actions, following which he decided to shoot his victims execution-style
  • holding that there is no reason for the State to notify defendants of aggravators, as the list of aggravators that can be imputed to defendants is limited to those enumerated in the relevant state statute
  • noting that defendant had five-to seven-minute opportunity to withdraw from the scene or seek help for victim, but instead calculated to shoot her again, execution-style
  • finding that the murder was calculated where the defendant had time to reflect between firing the first shot and firing the final, fatal shot
  • upholding the trial court’s finding that the murder was calculated where the defendant had time to reflect between firing the first shot and the final fatal shot

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Judges: Per Curiam

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