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Osburn v. State

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  • 224 A.2d 52
  • 1966 Del. LEXIS 149

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  • recognizing that due process requires that a judge have an open mind as to the sentence to be imposed, at least to the extent of receiving all information bearing on the question of mitigation
  • recognizing that due process requires that a judge have an open mind as to the sentence to be imposed, at least to the extent of receiving all information bearing on the question of mitigation

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Judges: Wolcott, Carey, Herrmann

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