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New York's highest court on Wednesday granted a convicted murderer leave to appeal his sentence in a case that raises equal protection questions similar to those cited last week by a federal judge examining the state's death penalty law. The judge noted that when the death penalty isn't sought in a first-degree murder case, the defendant is sentenced by a judge, but if the death penalty is sought, a jury does the sentencing.
May 24, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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