Tennessee Supreme Court· 5/24/2001

State v. Stout

Citations

46 S.W.3d 689
2001 Tenn. LEXIS 461

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noting that the trial court, in making a Rule 609 ruling, “correctly determined that especially aggravated robbery is a crime of dishonesty, and is therefore probative of the defendant’s credibility.”
trial court erred in ruling proposed mitigation proof inadmissible, but harmless beyond a reasonable doubt because of low probative value and jury rejected similar evidence during guilt phase
defendant shot female victim in the back of the head and stole her car; aggravating circumstances (i)(2), (6) and (7) applied to impose the death penalty
defendant admitted he was at crime scene, knew “one of the participants was armed and intended to steal a car,” and another witness said he threatened her and her family if she testified
defendant shot victim in back of head with no provocation
20-year-old defendant shot female victim during kidnapping and robbery

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Judges: Anderson, Drowota, Holder, Barker, Birch, Ogle, Glenn

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