Pennsylvania v. Diamond (majority)
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Appellant Robert Diamond received two death sentences after pleading guilty to the first degree murders of Angel Guadalupe and Reginald Woodson. Appellant claimed on appeal that the trial court erred in the penalty phase, erred in finding statutory aggravating circumstances, erred in failing to find mitigating circumstances, erred in its weighing of aggravating and mitigating circumstances, and that his sentence was based on arbitrary factors. Finding no merit to appellant's challenges, the Supreme Court affirmed his conviction and judgment of sentence.
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