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In re Shewchun
Petition for writ of mandamus denied.
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Opinion
90 L. Ed. 2d 733 · Supreme Court of the United States · Jun 2, 1986
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In re Shewchun
Eighth Circuit · May 17, 2004
Court of Appeals of North Carolina · Apr 6, 2004
Supreme Court of North Carolina · May 2, 2003
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Mar 28, 2003
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submission of this mitigating circumstance to the jury proper, notwithstanding a record showing eighteen felony convictions, all acquired during defendant's youth
submission of this mitigating cir cumstance to the jury proper, notwithstanding a record showing eighteen felony convictions, all acquired during defendant’s youth
where this Court approved the submission of this mitigating circumstance to the jury, over defendant's objection, notwithstanding a record showing eighteen felony convictions
where this Court approved the submission of this mitigating circumstance to the jury, over defendant’s objection, notwithstanding a record showing eighteen felony convictions
circumstance supported where victim shot six times and suffered intense pain for up to fifteen minutes before dying
submission of this mitigating circumstance to the jury proper, notwithstanding a record showing eighteen felony convictions, all acquired during defendant’s youth
refers to the phrases disjunctively; finding permissible when brutality exceeds that which is normally present in any killing, or when murder was conscienceless, pitiless, or unnecessarily torturous to the victim
prior conviction of a violent felony; heinous, atrocious, or cruel