Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 7/28/1993

State v. Hicks

Citations

868 S.W.2d 729
1993 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 483

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observing that more than one criminal can be a leader in the commission of the offense
finding that factor (10), absent any proof of risk to life other than the victim’s, was an essential element of aggravated robbery
“Both of two criminal actors may be a leader in the commission of an offense.”
“Our cases have established that enhancement for being a leader in the commission of an offense does not require that the defendant be the sole leader but only that he be ‘a’ leader.”
the defendant and co-defendant both found to be a leader
“Our cases have established that enhancement for being a leader in the co mmissio n of an offense does not req uire that the de fendan t be the so le leader b ut only that h e be ‘a’ lea der.”

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Judges: White, Scott, Dwyer

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