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Tennessee Supreme Court· 4/17/1989

State v. Taylor

Citations

  • 771 S.W.2d 387
  • 1989 Tenn. LEXIS 135

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that there is “no constitutional requirement that the State provide witnesses’ statements prior to trial. The State has no obligation to produce statements of a witness until the conclusion of the witness’ testimony on direct examination.”
  • holding that there is “no constitutional requirement that the State provide witnesses‟ statements prior to trial. The State has no obligation to produce statements of a witness until the conclusion of the witness‟ testimony on direct examination.”
  • holding that defendant under guard in courtroom was not prejudiced
  • holding that defendant under guard in courtroom was not prejudiced
  • holding that there is “no constitutional requirement that the State provide witnesses' statements prior to trial. The rule is clear that the State has no obligation to produce statements of a witness until the conclusion of the witness' testimony on direct examination.”
  • holding that there is “no constitutional requirement that the State provide witnesses’ statements prior to trial. The -10- rule is clear that the State has no obligation to produce statements of a witness until the conclusion of the witness’[s] testimony on direct examination.”

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Judges: Cooper, Drowota, Fones, Harbison, O'Brien

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