· 9/27/2013
State of Tennessee v. Phillip Pack
Citations
- 421 S.W.3d 629
- 2013 WL 5436911
- 2013 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 848
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- concluding that the physical evidence “coupled by the defendant’s statement to police” corroborated the accomplice’s testimony
- concluding that the physical evidence “coupled by the defendant’s statement to police” corroborated the accomplice’s testimony
- holding that because the defendant failed to make a contemporaneous objection during closing arguments, he not only had to establish that the comments were improper but also that they constituted plain error
- holding that because the defendant failed to make a contemporaneous objection during closing arguments, he not only had to establish that the comments were improper but also that they constituted plain error
- holding that because the defendant failed to make a contemporaneous objection during closing arguments, he not only had to establish that the comments were improper but also that they constituted plain error
- holding that because the defendant failed to make a contemporaneous objection during closing arguments, he not only had to establish that the comments were improper but also that they constituted plain error
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Judges: Witt, Tipton, McMullen
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