Tennessee Supreme Court· 7/25/1983

State v. Todd

Citations

654 S.W.2d 379
1983 Tenn. LEXIS 687

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“The trial judge may accept or reject the plea agreement in the exercise of his discretion.”
―The trial judge may accept or reject the plea agreement in the exercise of his discretion.‖
“The trial judge may accept or reject the plea agreement in the exercise of his discretion.”
“[J]eopardy does not attach at a hearing on a guilty plea until the plea is unconditionally accepted.” (citations omitted)
in a guilty plea submission hearing, jeopardy does not attach “until the plea is unconditionally accepted” by the trial court.
Jeopardy attaches in a jury case after the jury is impaneled and sworn.

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Judges: Fones, Brock, Harbison, Drowota, Cooper

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