Tennessee Supreme Court· 5/20/1991

State v. Harkins

Citations

811 S.W.2d 79
1991 Tenn. LEXIS 197

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holding that a community corrections sentence and probation “are sufficiently similar in nature” to have the same standard of review for revocation purposes
holding that the same principles are applicable in deciding whether the revocation of community corrections is proper as are applicable in probation revocation proceedings
concluding that a probation sentence and a community corrections sentence “are sufficiently similar in nature” for a preponderance of the evidence standard of review to apply at a community corrections revocation hearing
applying the probation revocation procedures contained in Tennessee Code Annotated section 40-35-311 to the revocation of a community corrections sentence
applying the probation revocation procedures contained in Tennessee Code Annotated § 40-35-311 to the revocation of a community corrections sentence
noting “the similar nature of a community corrections sentence and a sentence of probation” and holding “the same principles are applicable in deciding whether a community corrections sentence revocation was proper”

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Judges: Drowota, Reid, O'Brien, Daughtrey, Anderson

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