Tennessee Supreme Court· 11/23/2004

State v. Jones

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151 S.W.3d 494
2004 Tenn. LEXIS 992

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concluding that defendant was not criminally negligent for traveling by car with a toddler on her lap
declining to consider whether evidence should have been excluded under Rule 404(b) when the defendant did not request a 404(b) hearing in the trial court
declining to consider a Rule 404(b) claim where the defendant failed to request a 404(b) hearing
declining to consider a Rule 404(b) claim where the defendant failed to request a 404(b) hearing
finding legally insufficient evidence to support mother's conviction for criminally negligent homicide of her two-year-old child who died when passenger-side air bag deployed and broke child's neck after collision even though the State showed (1
evidence legally insufficient to support mother's conviction for criminally negligent homicide because her conduct did not constitute a gross deviation from the standard of care

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Judges: E. Riley Anderson

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