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Court of Appeals of Maryland· 9/6/1985

Bailey v. State

Citations

  • 496 A.2d 665
  • 303 Md. 650
  • 1985 Md. LEXIS 871

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  • ordering a limited remand to permit the State to provide discovery material regarding statements made by the defendant to an out-of-state police trooper and to allow the trial court to determine the appropriate sanction for the discovery violation
  • ordering a limited remand to permit the State to provide discovery material regarding statements made by the defendant to an out-of-state police trooper and to allow the trial court to determine the appropriate sanction for the discovery violation
  • ordering a limited remand to permit the State to provide discovery material regarding statements made by the defendant to an out-of-state police trooper and to allow the trial court to determine the appropriate sanction for the discovery violation
  • rejecting collateral estoppel claim where defendant was convicted in New Jersey of receiving stolen property and convicted in Maryland, based on the same facts, of robbery with a deadly weapon, because New Jersey and Maryland were different parties
  • remand to consider whether defendant prejudiced proper where, due to an erroneous discovery ruling, the court did not consider the issue
  • remand to consider whether defendant prejudiced proper where, due to an erroneous discovery ruling, the court did not consider the issue

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Judges: Murphy, Smith, Eldridge, Cole, Rodowsky, McAuliffe, Menchine

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