Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 5/12/1987

State v. Miller

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737 S.W.2d 556
1987 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 2586

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concluding that a police officer’s testimony about statements made to him by witnesses were offered to show why the officer took particular actions and that, as a result, were not hearsay
stating that burglary is a crime involving dishonesty for impeachment purposes
declining to consider whether trial court appropriately ruled on defendant’s motion in limine concerning State’s use of prior convictions for impeachment purposes where defendant failed to include transcript of hearing on motion
noting that burglary is a crime of dishonesty
“When the record is incomplete, or does not contain the proceedings relevant to an issue, this Court is precluded from considering the issue.”
“When the record is incomplete, or does not contain the proceedings relevant to an issue, this Court is precluded from considering the issue.”

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Judges: Jones, Scott, Cornelius

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