State of Tennessee v. Jesse W. Craddock
Appellate Court (Tennessee) · March 11, 2026
Appellate oral arguments in a Tennessee criminal appeal over whether evidence was sufficient to support aggravated child neglect and felony murder after an infant's death; defense urged reversal on sufficiency and vagueness grounds while the state argued the evidence (fentanyl in the defendant's system, a bindle in his sock and motel video) supports convictions.
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