Add to ORKGThe bill would have amended the current Georgia Code regarding sentencing procedures in criminal trials. The bill would have modified the number of juror votes required to impose a death sentence in death penalty cases. The bill would only have affected the sentencing phase of criminal trials, not the guilt-innocence phase. The bill sought to provide judges with the ability to sentence defendants to either life imprisonment, life without parole, or death, when ten members of the jury vote for death as the sentence. The amendment would have changed the law from requiring a unanimous jury vote for the death penalty to allowing a ten-member vote of the jury to be sufficient to sentence a defendant to death
In 2004, the Georgia General Assembly considered a bill designed to exempt home-school teachers and ...
The Act provides for the imposition of a sentence of life imprisonment without parole on a defendant...
The Act amends Georgia law relating to the admissibility of victim impact evidence to include those ...
The Act amends state law on the death penalty by providing a different method of execution for capit...
The Act authorizes procedures for setting a time and date of execution in death penalty cases and gi...
The Act amends Georgia law relating to the admissibility of victim impact evidence to include those ...
The United States Supreme Court has found death constitutional as a punishment for murder. In Gregg ...
On April 10, 1995, Gov. Zell Miller signed into law Georgia\u27s Death Penalty Habeas Corpus Reform ...
The Act provides for discretionary review by the Georgia Supreme Court of all pretrial proceedings i...
The Act provides enhanced sentences in cases in which the trier of fact determines that the defendan...
The Sentence Reform Act of 1994 provides for a minimum sentence of ten years for persons convicted f...
The Act amends state law on the death penalty by providing a different method of execution for capit...
The Act amends state law on the death penalty by providing a different method of execution for capit...
In 2004, the Georgia General Assembly considered a bill designed to exempt home-school teachers and ...
The Act provides for the imposition of a sentence of life imprisonment without parole on a defendant...
The Act amends Georgia law relating to the admissibility of victim impact evidence to include those ...
The Act amends state law on the death penalty by providing a different method of execution for capit...
The Act authorizes procedures for setting a time and date of execution in death penalty cases and gi...
The Act amends Georgia law relating to the admissibility of victim impact evidence to include those ...
The United States Supreme Court has found death constitutional as a punishment for murder. In Gregg ...
On April 10, 1995, Gov. Zell Miller signed into law Georgia\u27s Death Penalty Habeas Corpus Reform ...
The Act provides for discretionary review by the Georgia Supreme Court of all pretrial proceedings i...
The Act provides enhanced sentences in cases in which the trier of fact determines that the defendan...
The Sentence Reform Act of 1994 provides for a minimum sentence of ten years for persons convicted f...
The Act amends state law on the death penalty by providing a different method of execution for capit...
The Act amends state law on the death penalty by providing a different method of execution for capit...
In 2004, the Georgia General Assembly considered a bill designed to exempt home-school teachers and ...
The Act provides for the imposition of a sentence of life imprisonment without parole on a defendant...