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McKinney v. State

Citations

  • 579 So. 2d 80
  • 1991 WL 66656

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  • noting that “[t]he trial court is the more appropriate forum to present such claims where evidence might be necessary to explain why certain actions were taken or omitted by counsel.”
  • finding the death sentence disproportionate when only felony-murder aggravator was present and other mitigation was present
  • finding the death sentence disproportionate when only felony-murder aggravator was present and other mitigation was present
  • HAC not shown where semiconscious victim suffered seven gunshot wounds on right side of body and two acute lacerations on head
  • circumstance not shown where victim received multiple gunshot wounds and evidence did not show that the defendant intended to torture the victim
  • although victim shot seven times, “murder is not heinous, atrocious or cruel without additional facts to raise the shooting to the shocking level”

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Judges: Barkett

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