In deciding death penalty cases,the jury must

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The jury must have the ability to express their belief that the death penalty is not appropriate, even if aggravating circumstances are present. This is important for individual jurors to be able to voice their dissent and for the legal system to have a fair and just representation of the community's view on the death penalty. Additionally, A, C, and D are inaccurate statements about the jury's role in death penalty cases.

In Deciding Death Penalty Cases,the Jury Must