Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 5/13/1992

State v. Little

Citations

854 S.W.2d 643
1992 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 404
1992 WL 479510

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holding that failure to object to prosecutor's alleged misconduct during closing argument waives later complaint
holding that failure to object to prosecutor's alleged misconduct during closing argument waives later complaint
holding that severance was unnecessary where the trial court instructed the jury to consider damaging testimony only as it related to and was admissible against co-defendants
holding that the defendant’s failure to object to the State’s alleged misconduct during closing argument waives that issue
holding that a complaint of improper argument is waived “for failure to make an objection during argument”
holding that the defendant’s failure to object to the State’s alleged misconduct during closing argument waives that issue

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Judges: Summers, Jones, Birch

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