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Brown v. State

Citations

  • 201 Tenn. 50
  • 5 McCanless 50
  • 296 S.W.2d 848
  • 1956 Tenn. LEXIS 463

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  • applying the rule to uphold a conviction for involuntary manslaughter where a passenger in the defendant's car was killed in a collision which occurred when the defendant violated a statute by improperly passing a car at the crest of a hill
  • applying the rule to uphold a conviction for involuntary manslaughter where a passenger in the defendant’s car was killed in a collision which occurred when the defendant violated a statute by improperly passing a ear at the crest of a hill
  • applying the rule to uphold a conviction for involuntary manslaughter where a passenger in the defendant’s car was killed in a collision which occurred when the defendant violated a statute by improperly passing a car at the crest of a hill

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Judges: Prewitt

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