Tennessee Supreme Court· 6/16/2004

State v. Goodwin

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143 S.W.3d 771
2004 Tenn. LEXIS 552
2004 WL 1345084

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holding that reckless aggravated assault cannot be a lesser-included offense of aggravated assault based upon fearing imminent bodily injury because reckless aggravated assault requires actual bodily injury
holding that the State may offer evidence of prior crimes, wrongs or acts in order to provide a contextual background for a case where the State establishes and the trial court finds that “(1
affirming defendant’s conviction for reckless endangerment and criminally negligent homicide based on defendant’s actions in leaving loaded, cocked weapon in the woods behind a crowded neighborhood
Offense of criminally negligent homicide addresses negligent conduct resulting in death that does not rise to the level of reckless conduct required in the offense of reckless homicide.

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Judges: Justice William M. Barker

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