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Moultrie v. State

Citations

  • 584 S.W.2d 217
  • 1978 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 363

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  • where “the - 12 - trial judge had at some point in the past been an assistant attorney general who had issued a subpoena in an unrelated trial of petitioner” recusal is not required
  • “[t]he only function of the jury in such cases is to hear proof on prior convictions of a defendant, upon charges constituting felonies under the statute, and to determine if a defendant’s record of recidivism warrants enhanced punishment as prescribed”

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Judges: Brien, Byers, Daughtrey

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