Tennessee Supreme Court· 9/23/2011

State v. Parker

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350 S.W.3d 883
2011 WL 13176049
2011 Tenn. LEXIS 881

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concluding that the defendant had waived challenge to trial court’s evidentiary ruling by failing to include it in the motion for new trial
holding that the defendant waived her claim that the trial court erred in admitting evidence at the trial because she failed to raise that claim in her motion for new trial
affirming that “we will continue to define testimonial only to the extent necessary to resolve the case before us”
holding a confrontation issue is waived when defendant failed to raise it in a motion for new trial and declining to review for plain error
holding that a confrontation issue regarding the nontestimonial nature of a hearsay statement had been waived due to the defendant’s failure to raise the issue in a motion for new trial and declining to review the issue for plain error when the defendant did not request such
holding, in case where judge instructed second degree murder as a lesser-included offense sua sponte, defendant may challenge sufficiency of second degree murder conviction on appeal even though evidence was sufficient to establish elements of first degree murder

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Judges: Chief Justice Cornelia A. Clark

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