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Miller v. State

Citations

  • 373 So. 2d 882

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  • finding the death sentence disproportionate despite substantial aggravation, including HAC, where the mental mitigation was substantial and related to the crime
  • “The legislature has not authorized consideration of the probability of recurring violent acts by the defendant.”
  • impermissible for sentencing court to invoke defendant's mental illness, a mitigating factor, as aggravating factor in support of imposing the death penalty
  • only aggravating factors specified in statute may be considered

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Judges: Per Curiam

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