William Furman appealed his case, arguing that his Amendment rights had been violated.

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Eighth; William Furman appealed his case, arguing that his Amendment rights had been violated.: Eighth; The Supreme Court ruled that he had been .: subjected to cruel punishment; Because of Furman v. Georgia, some states had to develop clear standards for cases involving.: the death penalty

3.9 Your Rights: Trials and Punishments

William Furman appealed his case, arguing that his Amendment rights had been violated.

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