Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 7/19/2002

State v. Madden

Citations

99 S.W.3d 127
2002 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 585
2002 WL 1591725

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noting that both of two criminal actors may be a ―leader‖ as the statute does not require the offender to be the sole leader
discussing that enhancement factor (1) had been applied when a co-defendant had “numerous misdemeanor convictions” which occurred seven or eight years before sentencing
explaining that there are two types of deadly weapons - those like firearms that are deadly per se and those that are deadly because of the manner in which they are used
finding that cowboy boots were deadly weapon in an especially aggravated robbery case
finding that cowboy boots were deadly weapon in an especially aggravated robbery case
pointed-toe cowboy boots were deadly weapons in especially aggravated robbery case

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Judges: Judge Joe G. Riley

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