Tennessee Supreme Court· 9/21/2010

State v. Cooper

Citations

321 S.W.3d 501
2010 Tenn. LEXIS 870
2010 WL 3633462

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explaining that de novo review applies to the determination of whether a defendant is entitled to relief via the plain error doctrine
stating that de novo review applies to the Court of Criminal Appeals' determination of whether plain error has been established
explaining that de novo review applies to the determination of whether a defendant is entitled to relief via the plain error doctrine
observing that “the only substantially compliant notice was filed after trial and therefore was ineffective
stating that plain error review is appropriate when, among other things, “the error breached a clear and unequivocal rule of law”
concluding “that the sentence of imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole was not authorized because the only substantially compliant notice was filed after trial and therefore was ineffective”

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