Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 2/3/2004

State v. Robinson

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139 S.W.3d 661
2004 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 82
2004 WL 199827

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holding that the trial court properly considered evidence of prior criminal conduct, which the defendant was not indicted on or convicted of, in denying judicial diversion
relying in part on abuse of employer’s trust in affirming judicial diversion denial to defendant/pharmacist who illegally distributed medication to his paramour
reversing the trial court’s order prohibiting the defendant, a pharmacist, from practicing pharmacy as a condition of probation because “the powers of the Tennessee Board of Pharmacy are adequate to regulate the defendant’s conduct within the profession”

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Judges: Judge Joe G. Riley

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