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In the Reforms Set Forth in Gregg V

Question 7

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In the reforms set forth in Gregg v. Georgia, defendants on trial for capital murder ought to be tried by juries in:

A) one phase.
B) two phases.
C) three phases.
D) some of the cases.

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