Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 2/2/1995

State v. Houston

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900 S.W.2d 712
1995 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 60

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concluding that the defendant’s profession as a police officer was properly considered in denying pretrial diversion because “[t]he fact that the appellant violated a position of public trust bears directly on the public interest.”
limiting the appellate court’s role to determining whether any substantial evidence supports the prosecutor’s denial of pretrial diversion in light of the relevant factors
limiting the appellate court’s role to determining whether any substantial evidence supports the prosecutor’s denial of pretrial diversion in light of the relevant factors
limiting the appellate court’s role to determining whether any substantial evidence supports the prosecutor’s denial of pretrial diversion in light of the relevant factors
involving denial of pretrial diversion

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Judges: Hayes, Scott, White

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