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Brown v. State

Citations

  • 410 A.2d 17
  • 44 Md. App. 71
  • 1979 Md. App. LEXIS 421

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  • a criminal charge must so characterize the crime and discuss the particular offense so as to give the accused notice of what he is called to defend
  • “While the adoption of the statutory form of indictment eroded most of the technical niceties which were required at common law, it did not dispense [of] the requirement that the charging document contain the essential elements of the crime.”

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Judges: Gilbert, Morton, Wilner

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