Sentencing phase of a bifurcated 1st degree murder trial

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Question: In the Supreme Court case of Gregg vs. Georgia, the high court ruled that only jurors (and not the presiding judge) can make the death penalty decision versus life in prison without parole (LWOP) in the sentencing phase of a bifurcated 1st degree murder trial.

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