Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 3/31/1993

State v. Carr

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861 S.W.2d 850
1993 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 230

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holding if the record would support either a grant or denial of pretrial diversion, the trial court must defer to the prosecutor's discretion
holding if the record would support either a grant or denial of pretrial diversion, the trial court must defer to the prosecutor’s discretion
holding if the record would support either a grant or denial of pretrial diversion, the trial court must defer to the prosecutor's discretion
where the evidence is capable of justifying differing results, this court allows the prosecutor his or her discretion on a decision of whether to allow pretrial diversion
where the evidence is capable of justifying differing results, this court allows the prosecutor his or her discretion on a decision of whether to allow pretrial diversion
where the evidence is capable of justifying differing results in a pretrial diversion case, this court allows the prosecutor his or her discretion to decide whether to allow diversion

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Judges: Tipton, Jones, Summers

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