Outcome determinative definition
Outcome determinative means that had the results of DNA testing of the subject offender been presented at the trial of the subject offender requesting DNA testing and been found relevant and admissible with respect to the felony offense for which the offender is an eligible offender and is requesting the DNA testing , and had those results been analyzed in the context of and upon consideration of all available admissible evidence related to the offender's case as described in division (D) of section 2953.74 of the Revised Code, there is a strong probability that no reasonable factfinder would have found the offender guilty of that offense or, if the offender was sentenced to death relative to that offense, would have found the offender guilty of the aggravating circumstance or circumstances the offender was found guilty of committing and that is or are the basis of that sentence of death.
Outcome determinative means that had the results of DNA testing been presented at the subject inmate's trial and been found relevant and admissible with respect to the felony offense for which the subject inmate is an eligible inmate and requesting the DNA testing or for which the inmate is requesting
Outcome determinative means that had the results of DNA testing been presented at the trial of the subject inmate requesting DNA testing and been found relevant and admissible with respect to the felony offense for which the inmate is an eligible inmate and is requesting the DNA testing or for which the inmate is requesting the DNA testing under section 2953.82 of the Revised Code, no reasonable factfinder would have found the inmate guilty of that offense or, if the inmate was sentenced to death relative to that offense, would have found the inmate guilty of the aggravating circumstance or circumstances the inmate was found guilty of committing and that is or are the basis of that sentence of death.
More Definitions of Outcome determinative
Outcome determinative means that had the results of DNA testing been presented at the subject eligible inmate's trial and been found relevant and admissible with respect to the felony offense for which the subject inmate is an eligible inmate and requesting the DNA testing, no reasonable factfinder would have found the inmate guilty of that offense or, if the inmate was sentenced to death relative to that offense, would have found the inmate guilty of the
Outcome determinative means that the results of a DNA test are exonerating in nature in that the test excludes the subject capital inmate as the source of the biological evidence in question and the exclusion makes it physically or legally impossible for the inmate to have committed the offense for which the sentence of death was imposed.
Outcome determinative means that ‘there is a strong probability that no reasonable factfinder would have found the offender guilty of [the] offense’ for which he or she was convicted if the DNA results had been presented and found relevant and admissible at trial and ‘had those results been analyzed in the context of and upon consideration of all available admissible evidence related to the offender's case.’ ” State v. Scott, 171 Ohio St.3d 651, 2022-Ohio-4277, 220 N.E.3d 668, ¶ 7, quoting R.C.