1. Since Maryland Law Prohibits Imposition Of The Death Penalty Without Considering The Presentencing Investigation Report Convictions As Evidence The Appellate Courts. Abuse There Discretion In Erroneously Ruling Grandison Failed To Prove He Had -Suffered Significant Collateral Consequences Since It Was Legally Impossible To Determine Beyond A Reasonable Double Under The Harmless Error Test. The Jury's Consideration Of The Sodomy And Assault Convictions Did Not Influence There Decision To Impose The Death Sentences Under The Preponderance Of The Evidence Standard Of Proof.?

Whether the Maryland Court of Appeals erred in finding that Grandison failed to prove he suffered significant collateral consequences from his unconstitutional death sentence, when it was legally impossible to determine beyond a reasonable doubt under the harmless error test whether the jury's consideration of death sentences under the preponderance of the evidence standard was harmless