Mills v. Maryland, No. 87-5367 (U.S. Supreme Court) (486 U.S. 367; 108 S.Ct. 1860) (June 6, 1988) (Justice Blackmun)
In this capital case, petitioner, a Maryland prison inmate, was tried by a state-court jury and convicted of the first-degree murder of his cellmate. In the trial's sentencing phase, the same jury found that the State had established the statutory aggravating factor that petitioner committed the murder while he was ...
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