In furman v. georgia (1972), william furman appealed his death sentence for domestic violence. murder. drunk driving. assault.

Murder.

The court in Furman v. Georgia declared that unless a consistent procedure of concluding who is eligible for the capital penalty, the death punishment will be observed as “cruel and unusual punishment.”

Furman was condemned for the murder of William Micke in Savannah, Georgia on August 11, 1967, during a home aggression.   He finally convicted to death on September 26, 1968, following a one-day trial. The judgment was reversed by the Supreme Court on the grounds of the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments.

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