Tennessee Supreme Court· 9/18/2003

State v. Carter

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114 S.W.3d 895
2003 Tenn. LEXIS 843
2003 WL 22146113

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recognizing that ―the anticipation of physical harm to oneself is torturous‖
recognizing that ―the anticipation of physical harm to oneself is torturous‖
concluding there was no error in admitting photographs of the deceased victims at the crime scene during capital sentencing
noting that, under the statute, “any evidence relevant to the circumstances of the murder, the aggravating circumstances relied upon by the State, or the mitigating circumstances is admissible if such evidence has probative value in the determination of punishment”
reaffirming Dellinger and rejecting the claim that Ring requires aggravating circumstances be included in the indictment
applying Dellinger to reject a claim that Ring requires aggravating circumstances be included in the indictment

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Judges: Justice Janice M. Holder

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