Reyes-Aguilar v. United States

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• holding that the trial court erred in denying defendant challenges for cause when three jurors indicated they would impose the death penalty for premeditated or intentional murder
• holding that the trial court erred in denying defendant challenges for cause when three jurors indicated they would impose the death penalty for premeditated or intentional murder
• argument that \fitting end is the death penalty\ not improper argument
• State must avoid any argument that defendant's good prison behavior is irrelevant in a capital sentencing proceeding, and State must itself avoid improperly limiting the term \society\ by telling jury that the term is not limited to any particular segment of the population

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