Recently, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of convicted cop killer Eric Frein. The court’s 45-page opinion, written by Justice Debra Todd, found Frein’s conviction was “supported by overwhelming evidence.”

The high court found that the Pennsylvania State Police violated Frein’s Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights by questioning him after he invoked his right to remain silent and his right to an attorney. However, the court found those violations to be harmless and not prejudicial.