Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 2/9/1993

State v. Tune

Citations

872 S.W.2d 922
1993 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 78

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within trial court’s discretion to determine that felony drug convictions were admissible to impeach defendant’s credibility as a witness in a homicide case
burglary conviction admissible to impeach accused in a prosecution for burglary
“A party cannot witness misconduct on the part of the court, await the result of the verdict, and then, if it is against him or her, object to the alleged misconduct.”
“A party cannot witness misconduct on the part of the court, await the result of the verdict, and then, if it is against him or her, object to the alleged misconduct.”
“A party cannot witness misconduct on the part of the court, await the result of the verdict, and then, if it is against him or her, object to the alleged misconduct.”
burglary conviction admissible to impeach accused in a prosecution for burglary

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Judges: Peay, Wade, Tipton

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