Capital juries often must decide whether a defendant's conduct represents a future dangerousness to society before imposing a ____________.

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Capital juries are tasked with determining the future dangerousness of a defendant as part of their deliberations on imposing a death sentence. This assessment is crucial in deciding whether the death penalty is a justified punishment for the defendant's crimes.

Capital Juries Often Must Decide Whether a Defendant's Conduct Represents