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The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a jury that sentenced a convicted killer to death had properly taken into account his religious conversion, although a prosecutor incorrectly had argued it was irrelevant. The Court majority reversed a lower court that had ordered a new trial, stating that testimony on the religious conversion "may well have been considered altogether insignificant in light of the brutality of the crimes, the prior offenses, and a proclivity for committing violent acts against women."
March 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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