State of Tennessee v. Bruce Elliot

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• holding that the trial court did not err by permitting a detective to testify as an expert in drug jargon based on his extensive training and experience in the investigation of large-scale drug conspiracies and innumerable drug-trade investigations
• allowing expert testimony from officers regarding illicit drug trade based on training, experience, and familiarity
• permitting officer to testify as an expert regarding drug jargon and slang
• “Because the search warrant does not appear in the record on appeal, we cannot fairly determine whether the warrant was supported by probable cause ….”
• “An appellate court may consider only evidence contained in the appellate record.” (citation and internal quotation marks omitted)

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