Sitterlee v. People

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• photographs of victim properly admitted on the merits did not violate eighth amendment
• where the Court held that an Oregon statute's prohibition of the use of peyote in religious ceremony does not violate the free exercise of religion clause of the United States Constitution, amendment I

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