Jurors sentenced Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death, rejecting the defense?s argument that he was simply a follower of his older brother.
KEVIN CULLEN
After what jurors saw, no simple choiceThe jury wasn?t dealing with this in the abstract. It was in front of them, day after day, for two months.
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In what may have been pivotal in the decision, the jury rejected the defense contention that Tsarnaev was remorseful.
After the sentencing, what happens next?Though the jury?s verdict is binding, it legally remains a recommendation until a US judge acts upon it.
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