State of Tennessee v. Elliot Arnaz Price
An appellate panel heard oral argument in State of Tennessee v. Elliot Ares on whether (1) the defendant’s entry into a store at Westtown Mall qualified as burglary (was the mall a ‘habitation’ and was he excluded by an authorized owner/agent) and (2) whether a judge’s factfinding about prior-conviction dates that increased a minimum sentence violated the Sixth Amendment. The court took the matter under advisement.
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