Tennessee Supreme Court· 9/10/2015

State v. Bell

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512 S.W.3d 167
2015 Tenn. LEXIS 720

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concluding that the trial court did not err in not declaring a mistrial after two witnesses made brief and unsolicited references to the defendant’s prior incarceration, the defendant refused a curative instruction, and the evidence implicating the defendant was strong
concluding that the trial court did not err in not declaring a mistrial after two witnesses made brief and unsolicited references to the defendant’s prior incarceration, the defendant refused a curative instruction, and the evidence implicating the defendant was strong
concluding circumstantial evidence that the defendant was the perpetrator was sufficient to uphold the verdict
concluding circumstantial evidence that the defendant was the perpetrator was sufficient to uphold the verdict
concluding circumstantial evidence that the defendant was the perpetrator was sufficient to uphold the verdict
concluding circumstantial evidence that the defendant was the perpetrator was sufficient to uphold the verdict

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Judges: Bivins, Clark, Kirby, Lee, Wade

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