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McGilberry v. State

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  • 843 So. 2d 21
  • 2003 WL 751279

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  • holding that if it deems an aggravator invalid, the Court is authorized to reweigh the remaining aggravators against the mitigating circumstances and affirm, hold the error to be harmless, or remand for a new sentencing hearing
  • claim based on shackling in death penalty post-conviction case was barred under Miss. Code Ann. § 99-39-21 (1) for failure to raise at trial or on direct appeal
  • claim based on shackling in death penalty post-conviction case was barred under Miss. Code Ann. § 99-39- 21(1) for failure to raise at trial or on direct appeal
  • [I]f it deems an aggravator invalid, the Court is authorized to re-weigh the remaining aggravators against the mitigating circumstances and affirm, hold the error to be harmless, or remand for a new sentencing hearing

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