Larson v. District Court

How later courts describe this case

• holding the aggravating circumstances that the murder was committed by a person serving a sentence of imprisonment on conviction of a felony and continuing threat were not duplicative because each of the aggravating circumstances was supported by different evidence
• bill of particulars and amended bill of particulars filed six and four months before trial deemed reasonable
• while medical examiner testified many of the wounds may have been inflicted while victim was unconscious, the many defensive wounds she incurred established that she was quite alert and active during much of the attack
• defendant stabbed to death his girlfriend and her uncle
• de-fendant shot four victims during robbeiy
• defendant shot four victims during robbery