Blue v. Mississippi

in determining the callousness of the crime, the defendant's attitude is critical to the determination of whether he poses a continuing threat to society. | in determining the callousness of the crime, the defendant's attitude is critical to the determination of whether he poses a continuing threat to society. | an error, albeit constitutional, is subject to a harmless error analysis because it was an error in the trial process itself, and not a defect affecting the entire framework of the trial | an error, albeit constitutional, is subject to a harmless error analysis because it was an error in the trial process itself, and not a defect affecting the entire framework of the trial | Defendants set fire to a car with two people in the trunk | Defendants set fire to a car with two people in the trunk