City of Laurel v. Keyes

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• where second count of an indictment charging drug possession stated only “the aforesaid controlled substance” and failed to specify the drug, the indictment was not defective
• where the first count of an indictment charging drug possession named the controlled substance and the second count of the indictment stated only “the aforesaid controlled substance,” the indictment was not defective

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