Ladarius L. Reffegee v. Blair Leibach, Warden
Syllabus
Pro se Petitioner, Ladarius L. Reffegee, appeals from the Trousdale County Criminal Court's summary dismissal of his petition for writ of habeas corpus. On appeal, the Petitioner argues that his judgments of conviction and sentences are void because an arrest warrant was not issued prior to his arrest, divesting the court of jurisdiction to sentence and convict him. The State asserts that the Petitioner failed to show that his judgments were void. Upon review, we affirm the judgment of the habeas corpus court.
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- holding that the Court has discretion not to be bound by the stipulation of facts where clearly contrary evidence is presented at trial
- holding that stipulated facts can be superseded when they are clearly contrary to the record
- holding that stipulated facts can be superseded when they are clearly contrary to the record
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Judges: Judge Camille R. McMullen
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