State v. Boots

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• holding that, to convict a defendant of aggravated murder, “the jury must unanimously agree” on the aggravating factor
• holding that, to convict a defendant of aggravated murder, “the jury must unanimously agree” on the aggravating factor
• recognizing that, under Article I, section 11, of the Oregon Constitution, juror unanimity is required for a guilty verdict on aggra- vated murder
• recognizing that, under Article I, section 11, of the Oregon Constitution, juror unanimity is required for a guilty verdict on aggra- vated murder
• holding that, to convict a defendant of aggravated murder, “the jury must unanimously agree” on the aggravating factor
• requiring that jurors agree on the “facts that the law * * * has made essential to a crime”

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