Which case approved the new bifurcated death penalty sentencing process thus setting the standard for other states to follow?

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Furman v. Georgia (1972) led to a de facto moratorium on the death penalty across the United States, prompting states to revise their death penalty statutes. The case resulted in the approval of a bifurcated trial process, which separates the guilt and sentencing phases, setting a standard for other states to follow.

Which Case Approved the New Bifurcated Death Penalty Sentencing Process