State v. Keough

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• holding Tennessee’s version of rule 5.106 did not apply to defendant’s subsequent statements made to other individuals
• holding Tennessee’s version of rule 5.106 did not apply to defendant’s subsequent statements made to other individuals
• holding Tennessee’s version of rule 5.106 did not apply to defendant’s subsequent statements made to other individuals
• upholding a finding of premeditation based on the nature of the killing where a defendant stabbed the victim to death with a large knife
• upholding death sentence of defendant convicted of premeditated murder for stabbing and killing estranged wife during argument where aggravating circumstance was based on defendant's prior convictions for assault to commit voluntary manslaughter and manslaughter
• upholding death sentence of defendant convicted of premeditated murder for stabbing and killing estranged wife during argument where aggravating circumstance was based on defendant's prior convictions for assault to commit voluntary manslaughter and manslaughter

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