Tennessee Supreme Court· 3/26/2002

State v. McKinney

Citations

74 S.W.3d 291
2002 Tenn. LEXIS 155

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recognizing that “the use of a deadly weapon, such as pointing a gun at the victim, constitutes violence.”
recognizing that “the use of a deadly weapon, such as pointing a gun at the victim, constitutes violence”
holding failure to object or raise the issue in a motion for a new trial waived the issue, but addressing the merits
prior conviction for aggravated robbery as adult and aggravated assault as juvenile
defendant shot police officer/security guard who was well respected in the community
one prior violent felony conviction for aggravated robbery

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Judges: E. Riley Anderson

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