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Brooks v. State

Citations

  • 584 A.2d 82
  • 85 Md. App. 355
  • 1991 Md. App. LEXIS 11

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  • finding that when a defendant fails to demonstrate any evidence of the jury's inability or refusal to heed court's instruction, mere speculation that the \jury could not possibly have discharged [its] task appropriately... is totally insufficient\
  • finding that when a defendant fails to demonstrate any evidence of the jury’s inability or refusal to heed court’s instruction, mere speculation that the “jury could not possibly have discharged [its] task appropriately ... is totally insufficient”
  • “Rule [2-323] makes clear that the plea of limitations is an affirmative defense which must be pleaded specially.... Failure specially to plead limitations within the time set forth in the Rule results in a waiver of the plea.”

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Judges: Submitted Before Rosalyn B. Bell

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