Tennessee Supreme Court· 11/15/1999

State v. Payne

Citations

7 S.W.3d 25
1999 Tenn. LEXIS 584

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stating that the victim “must be placed in a reasonable probability of danger as opposed to a mere possibility of danger”
defining the “zone of danger” as “that area in which a reasonable probability exists that the defendant’s conduct would place others in imminent danger of death or serious bodily injury if others were present in that zone or area”
defining the “zone of danger” as “that area in which a reasonable probability exists that the defendant’s conduct would place others in imminent danger of death or serious bodily injury if others were present in that zone or area”
“reckless endangerment can be committed against the public at large if the proof demonstrates that members of the public were in such close proximity to the defendant that a reasonable probability of death or serious bodily injury existed”

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Judges: Janice M. Holder

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