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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Penalty_PhasePenalty Phase - Wikipedia

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   Penalty Phase is a 1986 American made-for-television thriller drama film directed by Tony Richardson and starring Peter Strauss. Plot Supreme court judge, Kenneth ...

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   Apr 10, 2022 · Jury selection began this past week in the penalty phase of Nikolas Cruz’s trial, the part of his court case that will determine whether he is sentenced to death or life in prison for the 2018 ...

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   What is penalty phase in a criminal case?

   • Penalty phase refers to a part of a trial during which the fact finder determines the punishment that is to be given to the defendant who has been found guilty. It can also refer to the part where the jury votes on what penalty or damages to impose. This is also referred to as sentencing phase.

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   What is sentencing phase?

   • This is also referred to as sentencing phase. Penalty phase refers to a part of a trial during which the fact finder determines the punishment that is to be given to the defendant who has been found guilty. It can also refer to the part where

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   What happens during the guilt phase in a criminal case?

   • During the guilt phase, a jury decides the defendant’s guilt or innocence. If the defendant is found guilty, the trial moves to a penalty phase in which the jury receives additional information and decides whether or not the defendant should be executed. “Capital murder” means murder for which death penalty may be imposed.

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   How do death penalty cases work?

   • Every jurisdiction that still has capital punishment divides death penalty cases into two separate phases: the “guilt” phase and the “penalty,” or “sentencing,” phase. In the guilt phase, a defendant is deemed innocent or guilty. This is done either by a jury or by a defendant pleading guilty, as Cruz did last October.

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5. definitions.uslegal.com › p › penalty-phasePenalty Phase Law and Legal Definition | USLegal, Inc.

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   Penalty Phase Law and Legal Definition. Penalty phase refers to a part of a trial during which the fact finder determines the punishment that is to be given to the defendant who has been found guilty. It can also refer to the part where the jury votes on what penalty or damages to impose. This is also referred to as sentencing phase.

6. capitalpunishmentincontext.org › resources › trialOverview of the Capital Trial Process | Capital Punishment in ...

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   Penalty Phase Trial Aggravating Circumstances Facts that make a crime worse or more serious by such circumstances as the facts of the crime, the defendant’s prior criminal record, etc. Some aggravating circumstances are very specific, e.g., the murder of more than one victim.

7. deathpenaltyinfo.org › curriculum › high-schoolStages in a Capital Case | Death Penalty Information Center

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   • Pre-Trial. Introduction. Crimes that would be eligible for the death penalty almost always involve brutal murders which shock the community. There is often considerable pressure on the police to make an arrest, and on the prosecution to get a conviction.
   • Guilt phase trial. Jury Selection (“voir dire”) A preliminary examination of prospective jurors by a judge or lawyer to decide if the prospects are qualified and suitable to serve on a jury.
   • Penalty Phase Trial. Aggravating circumstances. Facts that make a crime worse or more serious by such circumstances as the facts of the crime, the defendant’s prior criminal record, etc.
   • Direct Appeal. Introduction: The Appeal Process. Once a person is found guilty, the presumption of innocence is removed. The defendant now has the burden of showing that a critical mistake was made in the process that convicted him.

8. abcnews.go.com › US › jury-weigh-death-penaltyJury to weigh death penalty as Parkland shooter's penalty ...

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   Jul 18, 2022 · Opening arguments began Monday in the penalty phase of Cruz's trial. The trial is expected to take several months. At the conclusion, the jury’s decision must be unanimous to sentence him to death.

9. capitalpunishmentincontext.org › resources › definitionsDefinition of Key Terms | Capital Punishment in Context

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   During the guilt phase, a jury decides the defendant’s guilt or innocence. If the defendant is found guilty, the trial moves to a penalty phase in which the jury receives additional information and decides whether or not the defendant should be executed. CAPITAL MURDER “Capital murder” means murder for which death penalty may be imposed.