Tennessee Supreme Court· 2/1/1999

State v. Carter

Citations

988 S.W.2d 145
1999 Tenn. LEXIS 61
1999 WL 38276

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holding that “a no contest plea or plea of guilty does not waive a challenge to the court’s jurisdiction”
holding that “an indictment which includes a reference to the criminal statute that sets forth the mens rea is sufficient to give a defendant notice of the applicable mental state”
holding that “an indictment which includes a reference to the criminal statute that sets forth the mens rea is sufficient to give a defendant notice of the applicable mental state”
holding that reference to the appropriate statute was sufficient in felony murder indictments alleging that the defendant did “unlawfully kill [the victims] during the perpetration of Aggravated Robbery, in violation of T.C.A. 39-13-202”
determining in absence of objection that -20- prosecutor’s jury argument was not plain error
determining in absence of objection that prosecutor’s jury argument was not plain error

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Judges: Justice Janice M. Holder

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