Sireci v. Florida

upholding Smith's waiver because he was literate, competent, understanding, and apprised of the danger of what he was doing | court should not examine isolated statements but entire colloquy with juror to determine qualification | death sentence upheld upon jury's finding aggravating circumstances of both "robbery while armed with a deadly weapon" and "larceny with the use of a deadly weapon." | “especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel” is “directed to those crimes where the death of the victim was preceded by torture of the victim or serious physical abuse” [internal quotation marks omitted] | to facilitate a robbery, defendant lured the victim to a wooded area, under the pretext of it being a shortcut to a party, and thereafter shot her in the head several times | defendant first sold cocaine to the victims, then, saying he was leading them to a party, led them instead to a wooded area and held a gun on them, demanded the cocaine, and then shot them — factor found | victim was lured to murder site under false pretenses | proportionality review includes all other first degree murder convictions