Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 9/26/2001

Clark v. State

Citations

781 A.2d 913
140 Md. App. 540
2001 Md. App. LEXIS 156

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upholding trial court's determination that defendant was capable of waiving Miranda rights despite mental illness
upholding trial court’s determination that defendant was capable of waiving Miranda rights despite mental illness
finding no error in court’s ruling limiting cross-examination concerning witness’s marijuana use
error for appellate purposes “may not be predicated upon a ruling that admits or excludes evidence unless the party is prejudiced by the ruling”
error for appellate purposes “may not be predicated upon a ruling that admits or excludes evidence unless the party is prejudiced by the ruling.” (citing Md. Rule 5-103(a))
error for appellate purposes “may not be predicated upon a ruling that admits or excludes evidence unless the party is prejudiced by the ruling” (citing Md. Rule 5-103(a))

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Judges: Salmon, Bloom, Thieme

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