State v. Robinson
Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Newell, J.,
delivered the opinion of the unanimous Court. ,
Does a court of appeals have subject-matter jurisdiction to entertain a State’s appeal from a trial court’s grant of shock probation? If ■ so, does the pendency of that State’s appeal deprive the trial court of subject-matter jurisdiction to consider a motion for shock probation after the mandate has issued on that appeal? Yes and no. The State may appeal a grant of shock probation, but that appeal stays the proceedings in the trial court. Given the stay in the proceedings, the trial court’s October 21,2013 order placing…
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