Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 11/24/1993

State v. Meeks

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876 S.W.2d 121
1993 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 787

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holding that a jury may draw on common knowledge and reasonably infer that the defendant grabbed the victim‟s breast for the purpose of sexual gratification
concluding that the jury could have drawn on common knowledge to reasonably infer that the defendant grabbed the victim‟s breast for the purpose of sexual gratification
concluding that the jury could have drawn on common knowledge to reasonably infer that the defendant grabbed the victim’s breast for the purpose of sexual gratification
determining that a jury can draw on common knowledge and experience to ascertain if the defendant touched the victim for sexual arousal or gratification
determining that a jury can draw on common knowledge and experience to ascertain if the defendant touched the victim for sexual arousal or gratification
determining that a jury can draw on common knowledge and experience to ascertain if the defendant touched the victim for sexual arousal or gratification

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Judges: Peay, Summers

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