Utah Supreme Court· 6/21/1989

State v. Holland

Citations

777 P.2d 1019
111 Utah Adv. Rep. 8
1989 Utah LEXIS 60
1989 WL 73121

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holding that in capital cases, we engage \in a 'comprehensive review' of the record for manifest or plain error\ (citing State v. Eldredge, 773 P.2d 29, 34-35 (Utah 1989))
holding that Utah's death penalty statute narrowed the numbers of those who may be sentenced to death in accordance with the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution
stating that the “first step” in a capital sentencing evaluation is “to determine whether the aggravating circumstances outweigh the mitigating circumstances beyond a reasonable doubt”
stating that the “first step” in a capital sentencing evaluation is “to determine whether the aggravating circumstances outweigh the mitigating circumstances beyond a reasonable doubt”
construing Utah Code Ann. § 77-35-26(10) (Supp. 1989)
construing Utah Code Ann. § 77-35-26(10) (Supp. 1989)

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Judges: Stewart, Durham, Zimmerman, Hall, Howe

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