Death-qualified juries
A)are needed in order for the death penalty to have meaning.
B)are needed in cases where death may be imposed as a sentence.
C)are composed of people who are capable of voting for the death penalty if they think it is justified.
D)are characterized by all of these.

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Death-qualified juries are indeed necessary for the death penalty to have meaning, are required in cases where death may be a possible sentence, and are composed of individuals who are capable of voting for the death penalty if they believe it is justified. Thus, all of the provided options accurately describe aspects of death-qualified juries.

Death-Qualified Juries