Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 8/21/1998

State v. Johnson

Citations

980 S.W.2d 414
1998 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 872
1998 WL 518130

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holding that failure of the trial court to set bond did not give rise to a dismissal of the indictment
concluding that the police officers’ handcuffing and transporting the defendant to the police department for questioning was a seizure
explaining that detention for the purpose of custodial interrogation triggers the safeguards against illegal arrest
explaining that detention for the purpose of custodial interrogation triggers the safeguards against illegal arrest
noting that a defendant “relinquishes the right to argue on appeal any issues that were or should have been presented in the motion for new trial”
“The thirty (30) day provision is jurisdictional, and an untimely motion for new trial is a nullity.”

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Judges: Riley, Witt, Wedemeyer

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