He used a gun--but not as a gun. Tennessee Supreme Court hears unusual road rage case
Should a man convicted of using a gun during a road rage incident have a lighter sentence because the victim didn't know it was a gun?
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Should a man convicted of using a gun during a road rage incident have a lighter sentence because the victim didn't know it was a gun?
The Tennessee Supreme Court is considering whether a person can be convicted of a crime explicitly involving a deadly weapon if the victim was unaware a deadly weapon was present, following a 2018 road rage incident near Chattanooga.
Should a man convicted of using a gun during a road rage incident have a lighter sentence because the victim didn't know it was a gun?
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