Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 8/14/1986

State v. Helms

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720 S.W.2d 474
1986 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 2417

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reversing the trial court’s finding of abuse of discretion because the facts were undisputed and substantial evidence in the record supported the prosecutor’s denial of pretrial diversion
reversing the trial court’s finding of abuse of discretion because the facts were undisputed and substantial evidence in the record supported the prosecutor’s denial of pretrial diversion
reversing the trial court’s finding of abuse of discretion because the facts were undisputed and substantial evidence in the record supported the prosecutor’s denial of pretrial diversion
“It is true that on appeal from the action of the trial judge in diversion cases, the trial judge’s finding of fact is binding on this court unless we find that the evidence preponderates against the trial judge’s finding.”

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Judges: Cornelius, Daughtrey, Tatum

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