Legal Opinion

State v. Lott

Ohio Supreme Court

Decided June 6, 1990No. 89-846PublishedCited by 1,129 opinions

1Opinion of the CourtWright, J.

Gregory Lott appeals his convictions and sentence of death. We have reviewed Lott’s seventeen propositions of law, independently balanced the aggravating circumstance against the mitigating factors, and evaluated the proportionality of the sentence to those imposed in similar cases. As a result, we affirm the convictions and sentence of death.

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Joinder of Offenses

In his initial proposition of law (I), Lott claims he was deprived of due process through the joinder of the 1983 aggravated burglary and petty theft offenses with the 1986 offenses against John McGrath. Lott contends that the 1983…

2Cases cited69 opinions

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