MEYERS, J., delivered this concurring opinion, joined by PRICE and JOHNSON, J.J. Appellant claims the “child capital murder statute” is unconstitutional because it does not require the State to prove that the defendant knew the victim was under the age of six and therefore it does not require proof of any additional “aggravating” circumstance. Appellant argues this provision vio…
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