Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 2/22/2000

State v. Dooley

Citations

29 S.W.3d 542
2000 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 141

How courts have described this case

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providing that a defendant “cannot change grounds for objections from the trial court to the appellate court”
upholding admission of drug convictions as probative of credibility where crimes for which defendant was on trial were dissimilar
appellant’s changing theory on appeal from that espoused at the trial court “constitutes a waiver of the issue”
appellant’s changing theory on appeal from that espoused at the trial court “constitutes a waiver of the issue”
witness who is not criminal defendant may not assert privilege against self-incrimination to defeat compulsory process to testify but is relegated to asserting the privilege in response to specific questions

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Judges: Jerry L. Smith

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