12.04.10
Brilliance v. Brennan
State of Tennessee,
v.
Joseph Brennan.
No. M2009-00895-CCA-R3-CD.
Court of Appeals offenders in Tennessee, Nashville.
February 17, 2010 Session.
Formed April 9, 2010.
Distinguish C. Scruggs, Nashville, Tennessee, for the appellant, Joseph Brennan.
Robert E. Cooper, Jr., common agent and rapporteur, Clark B. Thornton, Assistant Attorney General, Lawrence R. Whitley, Province of Attorney General and Sallie Brown, Assistant District Attorney ordinary for the respondent, the State of Tennessee.
David H. Welles, J., Including the feeling of the Court, in which John Everett Williams and Robert W. Wedemeyer, JJ., Joined.
Thinking DAVID H. Welles, J..
The defendant, Joseph Brennan, was charged with two counts of depriving a child, a class a crime and two counts of incest, a crime category C. See Ann Cryptogram Tennessee. § § 39-13-522 (b) (1), -15-302 (b). He pleaded guilty to two counts of incest and two counts of attempting to ravage a child, a crime category B. See Tennessee Code Ann. § 39-12-107 (a).According to its call for an agreement, the trial court sentenced the defendant as a Range I, author order, and ten years for each attempted rape of a child conviction and three years each for incest insurance, his sentences for attempted rape of a child to be served consecutively to each other and at the same time that his sentences for incest, mount effective sentence of twenty years. Following the sentencing hearing the defendant, the trial court ordered service of his sentence in the Department of Correction.In this pilot call, the defendant argues that the trial court erred in denying him a determination of split confinement. After our review, we affirm the decision of the Court of First Instance.
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