Does the death penalty in and of itself violate the Eighth Amendment in light of contemporary standards of decency and the geographic and other arbitrarinesses of imposition of the death penalty?

Did the Florida Supreme Court decision interpret the law incorrectly such that it violated Petitioner's Sixth and Fourth Amendment rights denying him due process, fair proceedings, the rights to confrontation and compulsory process?

Was the Florida Supreme Court's refusal even to review proportionality in this death penalty case a denial of fundamental constitutional safeguards and protections for those facing the death penalty?

Does the death penalty violate the Eighth Amendment?