Supreme Court of Kansas· 5/16/2008

State v. Scott

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183 P.3d 801
286 Kan. 54
2008 Kan. LEXIS 182

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holding that notice of intent to seek the death penalty sufficient under the Sixth Amendment
holding that a prosecutor may properly argue that mitigation should not be given much weight
recognizing that appeal had been held in abeyance pending outcome of Kansas v. Marsh, 548 U.S. 163, 126 S. Ct. 2516, 165 L. 6 Ed. 2d 429 [2006]
holding statutorily compliant notice of intent to seek death penalty is sufficient to give defendant 18 meaningful opportunity to respond to statutory aggravating factors
holding statutorily compliant notice of intent to seek death penalty is sufficient to give defendant meaningful opportunity to respond to statutory aggravating factors
using the same conduct as element of capital murder and as aggravating factor not unconstitutional

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Judges: Johnson, Nuss, Knudson, Luckert

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