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State v. Carter

Citations

  • 714 S.W.2d 241
  • 1986 Tenn. LEXIS 833

How courts have described this case

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  • determining that a juror‟s affidavit supporting the defendant‟s claim that his constitutional right to remain silent had not been honored by the jury was inadmissible under Rule 606(b)
  • irrelevant evidence that Defendant changed the vehicle identification number on automobile was clearly harmless error beyond a reasonable doubt
  • irrelevant evidence that Defendant changed the vehicle identification number on automobile was clearly harmless error beyond a reasonable doubt
  • avoidance of arrest need not be sole motive for murder
  • avoidance of arrest need not be sole motive for murder
  • avoidance of arrest need not be sole motive for murder

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Judges: Brock, Cooper, Fones, Franks, Harbison

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