Tennessee Supreme Court· 2/22/2006

State v. Rice

Citations

184 S.W.3d 646
2006 Tenn. LEXIS 125
2006 WL 397524

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holding that seating arrangement in which the defendant sat in row behind counsel table “did not impair the defendant’s presumption of innocence”
holding that the trial court did not err by refusing to instruct on facilitation where the defendant's actions did not qualify as those of a facilitator
recognizing that a defendant who fails to request a jury instruction is precluded from seeking plenary appellate review but may obtain review and relief via the plain error doctrine
recognizing that a defendant who fails to request a jury instruction is precluded from seeking plenary appellate review but may obtain review and relief via the plain error doctrine
holding that because the trial court failed to follow the procedures in Sims regarding the defendant’s prior aggravated assault conviction, the evidence was insufficient to establish the (i)(2) aggravating circumstance
holding that “a showing of prejudice is necessary in order to obtain relief”

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Judges: Barker, Anderson, Holder, Clark, Birch

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