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Poland Vs. Arizona

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 05, 1986

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  1. Arizona Vs. Rumsey US Supreme Court · May 29, 1984
  2. North Carolina Vs. Pearce US Supreme Court · Jun 23, 1969
  3. U.S. 147 (1986) U.S. Supreme Court Poland v. Arizona
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  4. U.S. 147 (1986) Poland v. Arizona
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  5. the defendant is convicted again, he may constitutionally be subjected to whatever punishment is lawful. Bullington v. Missouri
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  6. petitioners. Bullington v. Missouri
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  7. trial. The Arizona Supreme Court agreed that the jury's verdict was tainted, necessitating reversal and retrial. State v. Poland
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  8. court explained that this aggravating circumstance is not limited to situations involving contract killings, see State v. Clark
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  9. of the death penalty. Cf. Bullington v. Missouri
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  10. State v. Poland
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  11. Patrick), 144 Ariz. 388, 404, 698 P.2d 183, 199 (1985). Accord, State v. Poland
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  12. circumstance with respect to Patrick Poland. State v. Poland
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  13. State v. Poland
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  14. Jeopardy Clause. 474 U.S. 816 (1985). We hold that it did not. Page 476 U. S. 152 II In Bullington v. Missouri
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  15. Id. at 451 U. S. 442 (quoting North Carolina v. Pearce
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  16. ibid. (quoting Burks v. United
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  17. that the rationale of Bullington applies to the Arizona capital sentencing scheme at issue in this case. Arizona v. Rumsey
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  18. barring a second death sentence proceeding. Arizona v. Rumsey
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  19. United States v. Scott
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  20. U. S. 82 , 437 U. S. 91 (1978) (quoting Green v. United
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  21. Together with No. 85-5024, Poland v. Arizona
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  22. Bullington, 451 U.S. at 443 (quoting Green v. United
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  23. Bullington, supra, at 451 U. S. 442 -443 (quoting Burks v. United
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  24. sentencer should be seen as rendering a series of miniverdicts on each aggravating circumstance. See also Arizona v. Rumsey
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  25. JUSTICE BRENNAN and JUSTICE BLACKMUN join, dissenting. There is one difference between these cases and Arizona v. Rumsey
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  26. procedure is equivalent to a trial for purposes of the Double Jeopardy Clause, under the doctrine of Bullington v. Missouri
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  27. petitioners never received sentences of life imprisonment. Yet the majority fails to recognize the teaching of Burks v. United
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  28. an error of law, so, too, did the reversal of petitioners' death sentences. The analogy, first drawn in Bullington v. Missouri
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  29. U.S. Supreme Court Poland v. Arizona
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  30. Bullington v. Missouri
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  31. State v. Clark
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  32. Cf. Bullington v. Missouri
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  33. Patrick Poland. State v. Poland
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  34. II In Bullington v. Missouri
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  35. Burks v. United
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  36. Green v. United
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  37. and Arizona v. Rumsey
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  38. of Bullington v. Missouri
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  39. of Burks v. United
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