Norman v. State

RIDGELY, Justice.

Before us are Defendant-Appellant Allison Lamont Norman’s consolidated direct and automatic appeals 1 from his Superior Court conviction of murder in the first degree and related offenses, which resulted in a sentence of death and 145 years in prison. 2 Norman raises four arguments. First, he claims that the court improperly allowed the expert psychiatric testimony of Dr. Stephen Mechanick to be considered in the guilt and penalty phases of the trial. Second, he contends that a death sentence cannot be based on the single statutory aggravating circumstance that his conduct…