Commonwealth v. Hall

OPINION

CASTILLE, Justice.

Following a jury trial, appellant was found guilty of first degree murder, 1 carrying a firearm without a license, 2 robbery, 3 conspiracy to commit robbery, 4 and recklessly endangering another person 5 in connection with the December 18, 1993 death of Donald Johnson. The jury acquitted appellant of conspiracy to commit murder. Following the penalty hearing, the jury found that two aggravating circumstance 6 outweighed the one mitigating circumstance, 7 and set the penalty at death. On November 7, 1994, the trial court imposed the jury’s sentence of death. 8 This…