Q. 1. Should the Death Penalty be held as unconstitutional because it is cruel and unusual

in this day and age?

Q. 2. DidGregg v. Georgiawhich upheld the death penalty for murders under certain

extreme circumstancesmean that it couldnot be imposed in other more

common type murders?

Q. 3. Should judges impose sentences in potential death penalty cases

or should it be left up to the jury

thatconvicted the defendant of murder to decide whether the defendant should live or die?

Q. 4. If a jury convicts a defendant of murder, should the sentencing phase be conducted

by different jury that willfocus its attention on the defendant's background to determine

whether he should live or die?

Q. 5. When a jury is deciding whether to sentence a convicted murder to life in prison

or death, should the jury be tol dthat a life in prison sentence might allow the defendant

to be paroled after only a few years?

Q. 6. Should the death penalty be imposed on someonewho,already serving life in priso

n for murder, murdered another inmate?

Q. 7. Should the death penalty be imposed on someonewho,already serving life in prison

for murder,murdered a correction guard?