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  • 638 S.W.2d 827
  • 1982 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 451

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  • holding that the defendant waived appellate review of chain of custody when he “did not object to the introduction of the marijuana on the basis of a defect in the chain of custody”
  • holding that defendant waived appellate review of chain of custody when he “did not object to the introduction of the marijuana on the basis of a defect in the -6- chain of custody”
  • finding evidence of marijuana possession sufficient when the investigating officer “testified he conducted a field test, as he had been trained to do, by placing a chemical on the plant and the test was positive for marijuana”

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Judges: Byers, Duncan, Scott

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