Arizona Supreme Court· 1/28/1992

State v. Brewer

Citations

826 P.2d 783
170 Ariz. 486
106 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 3
1992 Ariz. LEXIS 17

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holding that defendant could not be charged with first degree murder of fetus in light of fetal manslaughter statute
concluding “[d]efendant’s borderline personality disorder [did] not warrant a reduction of his sentence to life imprisonment”
discussing the Court’s duty to carefully review all death sentences on direct appeal and correct illegal sentences
finding the strangulation victim suffered physical pain from the injuries to her eye and the numerous bruises and abrasions on her body
undertaking independent review because, among other matters, the Arizona Supreme Court must determine that under the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments the death penalty is not being inflicted in an arbitrary and capricious fashion
undertaking independent review because, among other matters, the Arizona Supreme Court must determine that under the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments the death penalty is not being inflicted in an arbitrary and capricious fashion

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Judges: Corcoran, Cameron, Moeller, Feldman, Gordon, Corcoran'S, Cameron'S

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