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Caldwell v. State

Citations

  • 884 A.2d 199
  • 164 Md. App. 612
  • 2005 Md. App. LEXIS 313

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the clerk must correct the docket entries to reflect the not guilty verdict reflected in the transcript
  • holding that the clerk must correct the docket entries to reflect the not guilty verdict reflected in the transcript
  • “The concept of unanimity ... embraces not only numerical completeness but also completeness of assent, i.e., each juror making his or her decision freely and voluntarily, without being swayed or tainted by outside influences.”
  • “The concept of unanimity ... embraces not only numerical completeness but also completeness of assent, i.e., each juror making his or her decision freely and voluntarily, without being swayed or tainted by outside influences.”
  • “A case is removed from the province of the jury when the jury is hearkened to its verdict and the verdict is accepted by the court; or when the jury is polled, and the verdict as polled is accepted by the court.”

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Judges: Hollander, Eyler, Eldridge

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