Tennessee Supreme Court· 1/24/2007

State v. Wilson

Citations

211 S.W.3d 714
2007 Tenn. LEXIS 22

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holding that carjacking prosecutions do not include the burden of proving an intent to deprive the victim of the vehicle and that, therefore, the motive for the taking is irrelevant
holding that evidence was sufficient to support conviction for carjacking when the testimony of officers supported that force or intimidation was used and the testimony of the victim indicated no force or intimidation was used
holding that “robbery and theft are not lesser-included offenses of carjacking”
explaining that robbery includes all the elements of theft, including an intent to deprive the owner of the property while carjacking does not contain such a requirement
stating that an automobile is considered a deadly weapon under the reckless endangerment statute

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Judges: Janice M. Holder

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