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State v. Taylor

Citations

  • 669 S.W.2d 694
  • 1983 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 373

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that “the alleged relationship of jurors to people connected with law enforcement, even if true, does not give rise to an inherently prejudicial situation in and of itself”
  • holding that “the alleged relationship of jurors to people connected with law enforcement . . . does not give rise to an inherently prejudicial situation in and of itself”
  • determining that where there was no false answer or concealment, there was no inherently prejudicial relationship
  • “We hold that the alleged relationship of jurors to people connected with law enforcement, even if true, does not give rise to an inherently prejudicial situation in and of itself.”

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Judges: James C. Beasley

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