After Furman, states revised their laws in an attempt to make them acceptable to the other members of the Court.

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After the Furman v. Georgia decision in 1972, which invalidated most existing death penalty laws, states revised their laws in an attempt to address the Supreme Court's concerns about arbitrary and discriminatory application, aiming to make them acceptable to the Court.

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