State vs. Pendergrass
03C01-9608-CC-00310
Trial Court Judge: J. Curtis Smith

State vs. Pendergrass
03C01-9608-CC-00310
Trial Court Judge: J. Curtis Smith

State vs. Charles Vanderford
02C01-9609-CC-00307
Trial Court Judge: C. Creed Mcginley

State vs. Carlito Adams
02C01-9608-CR-00267
Trial Court Judge: Joseph B. Brown

Robin vs. Seaton
03A01-9704-CH-00146
Trial Court Judge: Chester S. Rainwater

Newton vs. Tinsley
03A01-9706-CV-00204
Trial Court Judge: Harold Wimberly

Watson vs. Ameredes
03A01-9704-CV-00129
Trial Court Judge: John B. Hagler, Jr.

Sprinkle vs. State
03C01-9612-CR-00474
Trial Court Judge: James E. Beckner

Russell vs. State
03C01-9701-CR-00006
Trial Court Judge: Lynn W. Brown

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State vs. John Knapp
02C01-9608-CR-00282
Trial Court Judge: W. Fred Axley

Thurman vs. Thurman
03A01-9707-CH-00261

Oneida vs. Oneida
03A01-9707-CH-00264

State vs. Jose Holmes
02C01-9505-CR-00154

Terri Demilt vs. Methodist Hosp., et al
02A01-9611-CV-00283
Trial Court Judge: George H. Brown

Suzanne Gibson vs. James Prokell
02A01-9701-CH-00006
Trial Court Judge: C. Neal Small

03A01-9708-CH-
03A01-9708-CH-

Tennessee Municipal League vs. Brook Thompson
01S01-9711-CH-00242
The ruling listed above is the Order regarding the "Tiny Towns" legislation. The full opinion will be published at a later date.

McManamay vs. McManamay
01A01-9802-CH-00081

Keith Scarbrough vs. State
01C01-9607-CC-00322
Trial Court Judge: Robert E. Burch

State vs. Billy Rippy
01C01-9609-CR-00395
Trial Court Judge: Robert W. Wedemeyer

State vs. Bill Teal
01C01-9611-CC-00482
Trial Court Judge: Gerald L. Ewell, Sr.

State of Tennessee v. Brenda Starks
01C01-9611-CR-00481
Authoring Judge: Presiding Judge Joe B. Jones
Trial Court Judge: Judge James O. Bond

The appellant, Brenda Starks (defendant), appeals as of right from the judgment of the trial court affirming the sentence, as amended, imposed by the General Sessions Court of Wilson County. After the defendant entered a plea of guilty to passing a worthless check, a Class A misdemeanor, she was sentenced to serve 364 days at 100% in the Wilson County Jail. Her entire sentence was suspended and she was placed on unsupervised probation. The General Sessions Court subsequently revoked the probation, and she appealed to the Criminal Court for Wilson County. The trial court affirmed the judgment of the General Session Court, but amended the judgment. The amended judgment provided for confinement in the Wilson County Jail for 364 days at 75%. In this court, the defendant contends: [T]he sentence she was given by the Criminal Court for Wilson
County, Tennessee, an eleven (11) month, twenty-nine (29) day sentence at seventy-five percent (75%), for the misdemeanor offense of passing a worthless check, T.C.A. 39-14-121, was excessive, in that the Court did not sentence Defendant pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Tennessee Criminal Sentencing Reform Act of 1989, T.C.A. 40-35-101, et. seq. After a thorough review of the record, the briefs submitted by the parties, and the laws applicable to this case, it is the opinion of this court the judgment of the trial court must be reversed and this cause dismissed because the defendant has served the entire sentence prior to the institution of the revocation proceedings in the General Sessions Court.

James Walter Dellinger, v. The Arnold Engineering Company and Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company, Larry Brinton, Jr., Director of the Second Injury Fund
03S01-9703-CV-00033
Authoring Judge: Special Judge Roger E. Thayer
Trial Court Judge: Judge William R. Holt, Jr.

This workers' compensation appeal has been referred to the Special Workers' Compensation Appeals Panel of the Supreme Court in accordance with Tenn. Code Ann. § 50-6-225(e)(3) for hearing and reporting to the Supreme Court of findings of fact and conclusions of law.

Napoleon Momon vs. State of Tennessee
03C01-9605-CR-00187
Authoring Judge: Judge Curwood Witt
Trial Court Judge: Judge Stephen M. Bevil

The petitioner, Napoleon Momon, appeals pursuant to Rule 3 of the Tennessee Rules of Appellate Procedure from the Hamilton County Criminal Court’s denial of post-conviction relief. The petitioner was convicted in 1991 of second degree murder in the shooting death of his wife, Jacqueline Daniel Momon, and received a twenty-five-year sentence.1 His conviction was affirmed on direct appeal to this Court. State v. Napoleon Momon, No. 03C01-9205-CR-00174 (Tenn. Crim. App., Knoxville, Nov. 20, 1992).