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 to a non-capital murder defendant whose offense was committed before
the effective date of the statute?    <p>
2.	Does the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Blakely v.
Washington apply to a non-capital first-degree murder case, entitling
the defendant to have a jury find the existence of aggravating factors
beyond a reasonable doubt before the defendant may be sentenced to a
prison term of natural life, rather than life with the possibility of
parole?    </p><p>
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