11-12-25 State v. Edgar Harrison

Cheatham County Circuit Court, Ashland City, Tennessee · November 12, 2025

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Judge explains trial process and juror duties

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Presiding judge (identified in court materials as Judge David D. Wolfe) opened by outlining how the trial will proceed, the meaning of indictment and presumption of innocence, standard of proof (beyond a reasonable doubt), juror conduct rules (no outside research, anonymous juror questions), and the order of opening statements, evidence, closing arguments, and instructions.

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A Cheatham County jury found Edgar T. Harrison Jr. guilty of assault (count 3) after an April 15, 2023 neighborhood altercation; jurors acquitted him on child-abuse and aggravated-assault counts. Sentencing was set for March 10 at 1:30 p.m.; Harrison remains on bond.

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