Tennessee Supreme Court· 3/13/1995

State v. Carter

Citations

896 S.W.2d 119
1995 Tenn. LEXIS 97

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holding that Rule 33’s thirteenth juror provision “is mandatory and requires a trial judge to act as the thirteenth juror”
concluding that this Court may reverse the trial court’s judgment only if the record contains statements by the trial court indicating disagreement or dissatisfaction with the jury’s verdict
holding that Rule 33 of the Tennessee Rules of Criminal Procedure imposes a mandatory duty upon a trial judge to serve as the thirteenth juror in every criminal case
holding that the trial court has a duty to serve as the thirteenth juror
holding that the trial court has a duty to serve as the thirteenth juror
holding that the trial court has a duty to serve as the thirteenth juror

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Judges: Anderson, Drowota, Reid, Fones, Cantrell

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