Garcia-Anguiana v. United States

defendant who mutilates or seriously disfigures the victim’s body after death may be found to have a depraved mind | defendant who mutilates or seriously disfigures the victim's body after death may be found to have a depraved mind | defendant who mutilates or seriously disfigures the victim’s body after death may be found to have a depraved mind | defendant who mutilates or seriously disfigures the victim's body after death may be found to have a depraved mind | Congress did not intend to foreclose border searches beyond the 100-mile zone | Congress did not intend to foreclose border searches beyond the 100-mile zone | Congress did not intend to foreclose border searches beyond the 100-mile zone | fact that defendant was later acquitted on charge giving rise to aggravating circumstance at first trial irrelevant as to whether trier of fact was presented with sufficient evidence to find beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of an aggravating circumstance