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Consequently, the trial court held that Deals had standing to contest the search of Sue Lynn's; and appellant did not. I am transported but I move more because of many problems during my travels.

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She referred to appellant as her boss. During the two Prostitutes Maryville she was employed at Sue Lynn's, she became pregnant and gave birth to a son. She worked "around the clock" six or seven days a week until she was six months pregnant. When her baby was four weeks old, she went back to work at Sue Lynn's.

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On one weekend when her baby was seven weeks old, Ms. Kelly was scheduled to work from p. She had worked the whole weekend without any sleep, but on Sunday Prostitutes Maryville at p. The manager on duty, R. Matthews, gave her one hour to do so. Kelly's testimony, when she got home she passed out from exhaustion and did not return to Prostitutes Maryville until approximately a.

Monday morning. Matthews fined her one hundred dollars for being late. After complaining to Kurt Deals, Prostitutes Maryville fine was reduced to fifty dollars. Still distraught, she pursued the matter to appellant.

With her baby in her arms she proceeded to appellant's residence, the trailer behind Sue Lynn's. Appellant was sitting on his porch drinking coffee. When he noticed Ms. Kelly quit working at Sue Lynn's.

Appellant, Kurt Deals, R. Matthews and a fourth man named Harrell were indicted for offenses relating to the prostitution business detailed above. Appellant had a separate trial on the merits but they all filed motions to suppress; and one hearing was held for this purpose. The suppression hearing was quite long, but the relevant results can be summarized by the following holdings of the trial court: 1 the search warrants were invalid because of their failure to comport with the standards of State v.

Jacumin, S. We believe that the trial court ruled properly. During the motion to suppress, Detective Widener testified about his discussion with Prostitutes Maryville and Kurt Deals on the day of the searches. Deals had claimed full ownership of Sue Lynn's, and appellant had denied any association or knowledge of the establishment. Appellant presented no evidence at the hearing to contradict or retract this information.

Consequently, the trial court held that Deals had standing to Prostitutes Maryville the search Prostitutes Maryville Sue Lynn's; Prostitutes Maryville appellant did not. The state contends that once appellant disclaimed ownership of the premises searched and the items seized, he was barred from claiming standing to contest the warrantless search.

There is some authority to support the state's position. See Kelley v. State, S. From our reading of Prostitutes Maryville cases in this area of the law, we believe that a defendant pursuing the suppression of evidence seized with either no warrant Prostitutes Maryville an invalid warrant, has the burden of going forward with evidence of Prostitutes Maryville the specific items he seeks to suppress and 2 an invasion of a legitimate expectation of privacy.

See State v. Burton, S. As discussed below, we believe appellant failed in both respects.

Rule 12, Tenn. As with any other motion in the criminal courts of this state, a motion to suppress evidence must state with particularity the grounds upon which the motion is predicated. Rule 47, Tenn. Furthermore, in order to receive a hearing upon such a motion, the motion must be sufficiently definite to enable the trial court to determine whether a substantial claim has been presented.

State v. Burton, supra. Appellant's written motion sought to suppress "the Prostitutes Maryville seized in this cause Johnson, S. Perhaps Prostitutes Maryville a consequence of this lack of clarity, the trial court asked counsel during the hearing Prostitutes Maryville the motion to suppress which searches were being challenged. The Prostitutes Maryville between the court and counsel was as follows:. Clearly, counsel expressed no desire to challenge the search of Sue Lynn's nor suppress the items seized therein.

On at least two other occasions, during the suppression hearing, counsel inferred he was interested only in suppressing the cash. While cross-examining Detective Widener, counsel asked the following questions:.

Immediately after the hearing, the court ruled from the bench on the motions to suppress presented by the various defendants. The court granted appellant's motion to suppress the cash seized as result Prostitutes Maryville the warrantless search of his person. The court also stated, among other things, that Prostitutes Maryville had no standing to challenge Prostitutes Maryville search of Sue Lynn's.

This was surplusage because the court was doubtless under the belief that appellant was not challenging that search. Upon the court's announcement of his Prostitutes Maryville, counsel for appellant took issue with one portion of the court's decision, but did not contest the court's statement with respect to the standing issue as it related to Sue Lynn's. We are not holding that a contemporaneous objection was necessary at this point because the court had already ruled.

We merely point this out to illustrate appellant's consistent and apparently conscious decision not to challenge the search of Sue Lynn's. We believe that the trial court granted appellant's motion as presented. The written motion was not specific, but at the hearing there was no question as to the items sought to be suppressed. Appellant asserted in Prostitutes Maryville motion that he had recently learned, through discovery, that the state may Prostitutes Maryville proof at Prostitutes Maryville that appellant "had a possessory interest of some kind in the business establishment known as Sue Lynn's.

Prostitutes Maryville trial court, quite properly we believe, refused to Prostitutes Maryville this motion. We first stress that appellant has presented no authority to support his position that he should be able to postpone his assertion of standing until the facts Prostitutes Maryville to his benefit at trial. As noted earlier, motions to suppress must be presented prior to trial.

Issues presented on appeal should be supported by appropriate citations of legal authority. Rule 10, Rules of the Court of Criminal Appeals. We acknowledge that the proof taken at a suppression hearing can be reopened or reconsidered, but the decision in this regard is left to the sound discretion of the trial court. We shall not interfere with that decision absent a showing that an injustice occurred as a result of the trial court's action. Moore, S. Furthermore, appellant had every Prostitutes Maryville to exhibit his standing to object to the search of Sue Lynn's prior to trial.

In order to object to the admission of illegally seized evidence the defendant must establish a legitimate expectation Prostitutes Maryville privacy in the place searched. Rawlings v. Kentucky, U. Harmon, S. Roberge, S. Crawford, S. Presumably appellant had access to the same documents as the state. Appellant made the tactical decision not to produce any information which would exhibit his Prostitutes Maryville with Sue Lynn's.

We do not question his tactical decision. We hold, however, that the time to litigate the standing issue was prior to trial; and absent extraordinary circumstances, we see no reason why the trial court should be found in error for following the dictates of our procedural rules. The lower court committed no error in allowing the property seized at Sue Lynn's to be admitted in evidence and presented to the jury.

Again, we are of the opinion that the trial court acted properly in its disposition of this issue. Rather than repeating the authority and reasoning Prostitutes Maryville in the preceding section of this opinion, we note that appellant did not properly present this issue Prostitutes Maryville the trial court during the hearing on his motion to suppress. We are also in agreement with the trial court Prostitutes Maryville the evidence gathered from the garbage dumpster was not obtained in violation of the United States or Tennessee Constitutions.

It is well settled that the Fourth Amendment's procedural safeguards do not apply to police investigative activities unless those activities constitute a "search" within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment.

Rather than defining the term search in a literal fashion, the Supreme Court has Prostitutes Maryville to define a Fourth Amendment search as an invasion of a reasonable or legitimate expectation of privacy. See Katz v. United States, U. In California v. Greenwood, U. A common summary of the Supreme Court's holding in Greenwood is that Prostitutes Maryville Fourth Prostitutes Maryville does not prohibit the warrantless search and seizure of garbage left for collection outside the curtilage of the Prostitutes Maryville.

Hedrick, F. In the present case, appellant seems to argue that the dumpster was within the "curtilage" of Sue Lynn's; and, therefore, Greenwood would not be of assistance to the state. This is not to say that a person could not enjoy a privacy interest in a business establishment, even one such as Sue Lynn's; but the area around it does not likely enjoy the same "sanctity" and "privacy" as the property surrounding a person's home.

Although Greenwood concerned a dwelling place, Prostitutes Maryville have no difficulty in extending its holding in order to analyze the instant case. Greenwood's holding is accurately paraphrased by the Seventh Circuit in Hedrick; however, the Supreme Court clearly based its holding upon principles established in the earlier cases of Katz v.

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Ciraolo, Prostitutes Maryville. Ortega, U. These cases were cited as authority for the following proposition:. The majority of the Greenwood court began its analysis by recognizing that the defendants probably expected their trash to be picked up by their trash collector, commingled with their neighbors' trash and then taken to the city dump.

It was unlikely, the court Prostitutes Maryville, that the defendants expected the contents of their garbage bags to become Prostitutes Maryville to the police or other citizens. Without specifically stating so, the court conceded that the defendants enjoyed a subjective expectation of privacy in their discarded, yet uncollected, garbage.

The court explained that an expectation of privacy does not give rise to the protection of the Fourth Amendment unless society is prepared to accept that expectation as objectively reasonable. The court concluded that "society would not accept as Prostitutes Maryville [defendants'] claim to an expectation of privacy in the trash left for collection in an area accessible to the public Stating that the defendants exposed their garbage to the public sufficiently to defeat their claim of Fourth Amendment protection and concluding that they had no reasonable expectation of privacy in the inculpatory items they discarded, the court reasoned:.

As further explanation, the court declared, "[w]hat a person knowingly exposes to the public, even in his own home or office, is not a subject of Fourth Amendment protection. Applying this Prostitutes Maryville to the present case we will, as did the court in Greenwood, Prostitutes Maryville for purposes of argument that appellant had a subjective expectation of privacy in the refuse contained in the garbage dumpster behind Sue Lynn's.

The determinative question then is whether his expectation of privacy is one society is prepared to accept as objectively reasonable. Detective Widener testified that the dumpster was in the parking lot where he and the search teams Prostitutes Maryville their van on the day of appellant's arrest. This was a parking lot for customers of Sue Lynn's.

The dumpster had a lid and sliding doors, but the doors were open on the day in question. After hearing all the evidence, the trial judge found that the dumpster was on the outer "edge" of the property and the search was Prostitutes Maryville a constitutional invasion Prostitutes Maryville anyone's rights. The proper focus under Greenwood is whether the dumpster and the contents thereof were readily accessible and likely to be seen by the public.

The parking lot was open to all customers, and the doors to the dumpster were open.

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The financial success of Sue Lynn's, when it was in operation, was great. Consequently, there were many strangers visiting the establishment daily, and each had easy access to the dumpster. We hold that the trial court did Prostitutes Maryville err in failing to find a reasonable expectation of privacy in the garbage dumpster.

Accordingly appellant's arguments regarding this issue are without merit. Prostitutes Maryville are of the opinion that the question presented here need not be answered. In light of the abundant evidence tending to incriminate appellant, the items found at the trailer added very little. Although Prostitutes Maryville items appeared to show appellant's partial ownership of the building and premises of Sue Lynn's, the fact that appellant was the leader and organizer of this complex prostitution business was so well established by other testimony and documentary evidence that his ownership interest in the premises was of minor import.

Appellant was indicted and convicted of five counts of promoting prostitution. As to the Prostitutes Maryville four counts, the law prohibiting this activity was reflected in T. The law changed in November of and appellant was indicted for the fifth count under the amended statute. As one can easily glean from Prostitutes Maryville statutes, in order to Prostitutes Maryville convicted of promoting prostitution, an accused need not be found to have owned the premises.

Merely supervising or managing can lead to a conviction. In fact, the indictments themselves only refer to Prostitutes Maryville alleged management and supervision of Sue Lynn's.

We simply believe that the interest of justice would not be served Prostitutes Maryville reversing appellant's convictions because the jury was allowed to learn of his ownership interest, when the evidence of his complicity with Sue Lynn's in other incriminating manners is so overwhelming.

We do not intend to give the impression that appellant's constitutional argument with respect to the search of the trailer is Prostitutes Maryville. In fact we reject appellant's contention for various reasons, most of which have already been explained in other portions of this opinion. We believe, however, that it is sufficient at this point Prostitutes Maryville hold the trial court did not err; and even if it did, the error was harmless.

Rule 52 aTenn. Two witnesses testified at the sentencing hearing, both called by the state. Kurt Deals was one of the witnesses. Deals pled guilty to promoting prostitution, but his sentence was Prostitutes Maryville at the time of appellant's sentencing hearing. He was hired by appellant for the purpose of putting Prostitutes Maryville name on official documents. He also acted as manager of Sue Lynn's at times.

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Deals was assured by appellant Prostitutes Maryville the Sheriff of Blount County had been bribed, and there was no chance of trouble with legal authorities. In fact, appellant informed Deals that the sheriffs in Chattanooga and Sevierville had been "paid off" as well. The prosecutor asked Mr. Deals whether he and Prostitutes Maryville operated any houses of prostitution Prostitutes Maryville Sue Lynn's. His answer was affirmative. In the house next door to Sue Lynn's was a business called Health Studio.

It was a prostitution house originated and operated by appellant. Another facility engaging in the business of prostitution, called Brittany's, was also established by appellant. Appellant established another house in Sevierville, called Lacey's.

Prostitutes Maryville Haven, another house of prostitution in Blount County, was owned and established by appellant. There were others in Chattanooga and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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After the raid of Sue Lynn's, appellant instructed Deals to inform authorities that appellant was only a friend and that he, Deals, was the owner and operator of the business. Deals Prostitutes Maryville about some of the fruits of appellant's business ventures. His wife had a luxury sports car and a boat in Prostitutes Maryville. Deals testified about appellant's three condominiums in Florida. The two also participated in the use of cocaine on many occasions over the two-year period prior to trial.

This contradicted appellant's statement in his probation report that he had Prostitutes Maryville used any illegal drugs except marijuana once in The other witness to testify Prostitutes Maryville the sentencing hearing was Marcus Miller, a probation officer with the Tennessee Department of Correction.

Appellant was very uncooperative with the preparation of the presentence report. He claimed to have been instructed by counsel not to make any statements, apparently because of other pending charges or investigations.

We find it Prostitutes Maryville, however, that appellant even refused to provide any information about prior work history. He would only state that he was in the "home improvement field. Even if appellant had a valid Fifth Amendment argument during the sentencing phase of this trial, we fail to see how providing such information would be incriminating. As for appellant's criminal record, he had been charged with various offenses in Hamilton County in and He was convicted of possessing cocaine in May of and received a sentence of Prostitutes Maryville months unsupervised probation.

The court Prostitutes Maryville appellant to two years on each of his five convictions and ordered them to be served consecutively for an effective sentence of ten years. The court denied appellant's request for probation.

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