State v. Cook

Supreme Court of Ohio · Decided 1992-12-18

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Moyer, C.J. Appellant has raised twenty-eight propositions of law. We have reviewed each and, for the reasons stated below, we find all of them to be without merit. Having independently reviewed the record and weighed the mitigating factors against the aggravating circumstances, we affirm appellant’s convictions and death sentence. In his twenty-seventh proposition of law, appellant argues that he was denied h…

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