Sentence examples for decision booth from inspiring English sources

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In Payne v. Tennessee in 1991, for instance, the court overruled a 1987 decision, Booth v. Maryland, that had banned statements from victims at sentencing because of their tendency to inflame juries.

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In its brief, unsuccessfully urging the Supreme Court not to take Bosse's appeal and to leave his death sentence undisturbed, Oklahoma argued that there was no need for it to exclude the relatives' testimony, despite the Supreme Court's 1987 decision in Booth v. Maryland, which held the Eighth Amendment is violated by such testimony.

Besides arguing the Supreme Court's Booth decision had been overruled by the Payne decision, the state also argued that it did not need to follow a precedent by its federal circuit court, the Oklahoma City-based 10th Circuit, which forbade relatives' recommendations to the jury in potential death penalty cases.

The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals had upheld Bosse's sentence, saying it viewed the Booth decision's bar on such testimony as having been overruled by the 1991 Supreme Court decision in Payne v. Tennessee.

Brennan shows why voters have duties to make informed decisions in the voting booth, to base their decisions on sound evidence for what will create the best possible policies, and to promote the common good rather than their own self-interest.

For one thing, the decision in the voting booth feels irrevocable.

MR. BUSH I just think they ought to factor it in when they make their decision in the voting booth.

As for Verizon's decision to preserve the booth, he cited the extreme persistence of Mr. Flacks, who has gained a local reputation for being territorial about street phone booths, particularly "his" glass phone booths.

John Prescott, having proudly admitted he once called Tony Blair a "little shit", says of Booth's decision to publish her book earlier than originally planned that "she's a daft woman".

Other green movements in the rest of Europe, too, may seek to copy a party that is ecological only to the extent that, as a recent Spiegel article put it, "even the owner of a Porsche Cayenne won't see a contradiction between his choice of transport mode and his decision in the voting booth".

In an election year, we are asked to sit in judgment of the candidates and then take our decision into the voting booth.

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