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Highest Court To Hear Appeal, Decide Fate of Death Penalty

Submitted by Jungis1, Sep 10, 2007 07:10

Because this entire piece hinges on "a technical point involving the instructions judges gave jurors," it would have made sense to inform us of just what that technical point is.

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