Court of Criminal Appeals of Oklahoma· 6/5/1996

Salazar v. State

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919 P.2d 1120
67 O.B.A.J. 1989
1996 OK CR 25
1996 Okla. Crim. App. LEXIS 27
1996 WL 293678

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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
reversing \great risk of death to more than one person\ aggravator
great risk of death not found where defendant burglarized inhabited family home at night where the defendant did not seek out inhabitants and had no contact with any person other than the child victim he stabbed in order to avoid contact with other sleeping family members
great risk of death not found where defendant burglarized inhabited family home at night where the defendant did not seek out inhabitants and had no contact with any person other than the child victim he stabbed in order to avoid contact with other sleeping family members

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Judges: Strubhar, Chapel, Lane, Johnson, Lumpkin

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