Arizona Supreme Court· 4/3/2003

State v. Ring

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65 P.3d 915
204 Ariz. 534

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concluding that Cabana survives Apprendi because it involves an Eighth Amendment proportionality analysis, traditionally done by a trial judge
concluding that Cabana survives Apprendi because it involves an Eighth Amendment proportionality analysis, traditionally done by a trial judge
holding that harmless error analysis applies to failure to submit the aggravating circumstance element of capital murder to a jury
holding that the age of the victim aggravating circumstance can be implicit in a jury verdict where the defendant is simultaneously convicted of a relevant-age-dependent crime
holding that the age of the victim aggravating circumstance can be implicit in a jury verdict where the defendant is simultaneously convicted of a relevant-age-dependent crime
holding that Almendarez- Torres controls and that the Sixth Amendment does not require a jury to determine prior convictions as aggravating factors

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Judges: Berch, Charles, Feldman, Jones, McGregor, Michael, Rebecca, Ryan, White

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