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Revco Liability in Wrongful Death: Establishing Vicarious Liability for Off-Duty Police Officers

Revco Liability in Wrongful Death: Establishing Vicarious Liability for Off-Duty Police Officers

Date: Nov 23, 2000
Revco Liability in Wrongful Death: Establishing Vicarious Liability for Off-Duty Police Officers Introduction The case of Jamesena White, et al. v. Revco Discount Drug Centers, Inc. (33 S.W.3d 713),...
Conflict of Interest and Due Process in Prosecution: Insights from STATE OF TENNESSEE v. DONALD L. CULBREATH and GENNA McCALLIE

Conflict of Interest and Due Process in Prosecution: Insights from STATE OF TENNESSEE v. DONALD L. CULBREATH and GENNA McCALLIE

Date: Oct 21, 2000
Conflict of Interest and Due Process in Prosecution: Insights from STATE OF TENNESSEE v. DONALD L. CULBREATH and GENNA McCALLIE Introduction STATE OF TENNESSEE v. DONALD L. CULBREATH and GENNA...
Gregory Hill v. City of Germantown: Enhancing Clarity on Employee Liability and Retroactive Application of Loss of Consortium under the Tennessee Governmental Tort Liability Act

Gregory Hill v. City of Germantown: Enhancing Clarity on Employee Liability and Retroactive Application of Loss of Consortium under the Tennessee Governmental Tort Liability Act

Date: Oct 21, 2000
Gregory Hill v. City of Germantown: Enhancing Clarity on Employee Liability and Retroactive Application of Loss of Consortium under the Tennessee Governmental Tort Liability Act Introduction Gregory...
EMTs Classified as Health Care Practitioners Under Tennessee GTLA: Implications for Governmental Immunity

EMTs Classified as Health Care Practitioners Under Tennessee GTLA: Implications for Governmental Immunity

Date: Oct 14, 2000
EMTs Classified as Health Care Practitioners Under Tennessee GTLA: Implications for Governmental Immunity Introduction The case of JoAnn White Mooney, Individually and as Guardian and Next Friend of...
STATE v. KEEN: Affirming Capital Sentencing Based on Aggravating Circumstances and Jury Conduct

STATE v. KEEN: Affirming Capital Sentencing Based on Aggravating Circumstances and Jury Conduct

Date: Oct 6, 2000
STATE v. KEEN: Affirming Capital Sentencing Based on Aggravating Circumstances and Jury Conduct Introduction State of Tennessee v. David M. Keen is a landmark judgment delivered by the Supreme Court...
De Novo Review of Suppression Motions Based on Videotaped Evidence: Insights from State v. Binette

De Novo Review of Suppression Motions Based on Videotaped Evidence: Insights from State v. Binette

Date: Oct 6, 2000
De Novo Review of Suppression Motions Based on Videotaped Evidence: Insights from State of Tennessee v. Guy Binette Introduction State of Tennessee v. Guy Binette, 33 S.W.3d 215 (Tenn. 2000), is a...
Relaxation of Indictment Pleading Requirements in Tennessee: State of Tennessee v. Donald Ray Hammonds

Relaxation of Indictment Pleading Requirements in Tennessee: State of Tennessee v. Donald Ray Hammonds

Date: Oct 3, 2000
Relaxation of Indictment Pleading Requirements in Tennessee: State of Tennessee v. Donald Ray Hammonds Introduction State of Tennessee v. Donald Ray Hammonds, 30 S.W.3d 294 (Tenn. 2000), addresses...
Actual Notice in Probate Claims: Insights from Bowden v. Ward

Actual Notice in Probate Claims: Insights from Bowden v. Ward

Date: Oct 3, 2000
Actual Notice in Probate Claims: Insights from Bowden v. Ward Introduction Shirley Dianne Bowden, executrix of the estate of Jones Elmer Bowden, deceased v. Larry E. Ward is a landmark case decided...
State of Tennessee v. Daryl Hooper: Establishing the Deterrence-Based Incarceration Standard

State of Tennessee v. Daryl Hooper: Establishing the Deterrence-Based Incarceration Standard

Date: Sep 22, 2000
State of Tennessee v. Daryl Hooper: Establishing the Deterrence-Based Incarceration Standard Introduction State of Tennessee v. Daryl Hooper, 29 S.W.3d 1 (Tenn. 2000), serves as a pivotal case in...
STATE OF TENNESSEE v. Brandon Wilson: Indictment Sufficiency Confirmed and Boykin Plea Challenges Restricted to Post-Conviction Relief

STATE OF TENNESSEE v. Brandon Wilson: Indictment Sufficiency Confirmed and Boykin Plea Challenges Restricted to Post-Conviction Relief

Date: Sep 19, 2000
STATE OF TENNESSEE v. Brandon Wilson: Indictment Sufficiency Confirmed and Boykin Plea Challenges Restricted to Post-Conviction Relief Introduction In the landmark case State of Tennessee v. Brandon...
Tennessee Supreme Court Affirms Ten-Year Statute of Repose Not Tollable by Mental Incompetence

Tennessee Supreme Court Affirms Ten-Year Statute of Repose Not Tollable by Mental Incompetence

Date: Aug 26, 2000
Tennessee Supreme Court Affirms Ten-Year Statute of Repose Not Tollable by Mental Incompetence Introduction In the landmark case Gayle Penley v. Honda Motor Company, Ltd., et al. (31 S.W.3d 181), the...
Clarifying Indictment Requirements for Criminal Attempt: Tennessee Supreme Court Upholds General 'Attempt to Kill' Charge

Clarifying Indictment Requirements for Criminal Attempt: Tennessee Supreme Court Upholds General 'Attempt to Kill' Charge

Date: Jul 28, 2000
Clarifying Indictment Requirements for Criminal Attempt: Tennessee Supreme Court Upholds General 'Attempt to Kill' Charge Introduction The legal landscape surrounding criminal attempt charges often...
Establishing Duty in Legal Malpractice: Implications of Failure to File Rule 54.04 Motion

Establishing Duty in Legal Malpractice: Implications of Failure to File Rule 54.04 Motion

Date: Jul 21, 2000
Establishing Duty in Legal Malpractice: Implications of Failure to File Rule 54.04 Motion Introduction The case Joe H. Walker v. Sidney Gilreath Associates, et al., reported at 40 S.W.3d 66, presents...
Aggravated Child Abuse as a Lesser-Included Offense: Analysis of STATE OF TENNESSEE v. JENNIE BAIN DUCKER

Aggravated Child Abuse as a Lesser-Included Offense: Analysis of STATE OF TENNESSEE v. JENNIE BAIN DUCKER

Date: Jul 15, 2000
Aggravated Child Abuse as a Lesser-Included Offense: Analysis of STATE OF TENNESSEE v. JENNIE BAIN DUCKER Introduction In the landmark case of State of Tennessee v. Jennie Bain Ducker, the Supreme...
Affirmation of Death Penalty in Farris Genner Morris Jr. for Heinous, Atrocious, and Cruel First-Degree Murder

Affirmation of Death Penalty in Farris Genner Morris Jr. for Heinous, Atrocious, and Cruel First-Degree Murder

Date: Jul 11, 2000
Affirmation of Death Penalty in Farris Genner Morris Jr. for Heinous, Atrocious, and Cruel First-Degree Murder Introduction In the landmark case of State of Tennessee v. Farris Genner Morris, Jr. (24...
Application of the Natural and Probable Consequences Rule in Criminal Responsibility: The State v. Franklin Howard Decision

Application of the Natural and Probable Consequences Rule in Criminal Responsibility: The State v. Franklin Howard Decision

Date: Jul 7, 2000
Application of the Natural and Probable Consequences Rule in Criminal Responsibility: The State v. Franklin Howard Decision Introduction In State of Tennessee v. Franklin Howard, decided by the...
Reaffirming Due Process in Jury Sentencing Instructions: Commentary on STATE OF TENNESSEE v. JAMES C. NICHOLS

Reaffirming Due Process in Jury Sentencing Instructions: Commentary on STATE OF TENNESSEE v. JAMES C. NICHOLS

Date: Jul 1, 2000
Reaffirming Due Process in Jury Sentencing Instructions: Commentary on State of Tennessee v. James C. Nichols (24 S.W.3d 297) Introduction The case of State of Tennessee v. James C. Nichols (24...
Admissibility of Prior Inconsistent Statements without Objection: Insights from State v. Donald Ray Smith

Admissibility of Prior Inconsistent Statements without Objection: Insights from State v. Donald Ray Smith

Date: Jul 1, 2000
Admissibility of Prior Inconsistent Statements without Objection: Insights from State v. Donald Ray Smith Introduction In the landmark case State of Tennessee v. Donald Ray Smith, decided on June 30,...
Continuing Offense Doctrine in Aggravated Child Abuse: Insights from State v. Adams

Continuing Offense Doctrine in Aggravated Child Abuse: Insights from State v. Adams

Date: Jul 1, 2000
Continuing Offense Doctrine in Aggravated Child Abuse: Insights from State of Tennessee v. Adams Introduction State of Tennessee v. John Adams and Rita Adams, 24 S.W.3d 289 (Tenn. 2000), is a pivotal...
Affirmation of Death Penalty in Premeditated Murder: State of Tennessee v. Dennis Wade Suttles

Affirmation of Death Penalty in Premeditated Murder: State of Tennessee v. Dennis Wade Suttles

Date: Jun 27, 2000
Affirmation of Death Penalty in Premeditated Murder: State of Tennessee v. Dennis Wade Suttles Introduction The case of State of Tennessee v. Dennis Wade Suttles (30 S.W.3d 252) adjudicated by the...
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