The Constitution requires that in capital punishment cases
A) judges and juries have wide discretion in deciding who is sentenced to death.
B) mandatory death sentences are appropriate in certain clearly defined situations.
C) judges and juries can't impose the death penalty without a list of specific criteria for and against the death penalty to guide their decision.
D) states can limit the types of mitigating factors that the defendant can introduce.
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