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Davis v. State

Citations

  • 641 A.2d 941
  • 100 Md. App. 369
  • 1994 Md. App. LEXIS 83

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  • deciding expert opinion based solely on circumstantial physical evidence, not enough to support conviction, notwithstanding that conviction may rest on circumstantial evidence alone
  • deciding expert opinion based solely on circumstantial physical evidence, not enough to support conviction, notwithstanding that conviction may rest on circumstantial evidence alone
  • finding that good cause existed to excuse late filing where appellant was involuntarily without counsel during the relevant filing period
  • remanding for an initial suppression hearing after the appellate court concluded that the trial court’s failure to review the defendant’s right to court appointed counsel was good cause to waive the thirty-day time limit for filing a motion to suppress
  • remanding for an initial suppression hearing after the appellate court concluded that the trial court's failure to review the defendant's right to court appointed counsel was good cause to waive the thirty-day time limit for filing a motion to suppress
  • common nuisance conviction reversed since 25.8 grams of marijuana consistent with personal use

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