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Dickens v. State

Citations

  • 927 A.2d 32
  • 175 Md. App. 231
  • 34 A.L.R. 6th 723
  • 2007 Md. App. LEXIS 90

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  • threatening text messages received by victim on cell phone were properly authenticated when circumstantial evidence provided adequate proof message was sent by defendant
  • threatening text messages received by victim on cell phone were properly authenticated when circumstantial evidence provided adequate proof message was sent by defendant
  • finding adequate foundation with direct evidence that message came from number associated with defendant's phone and circumstantial evidence in the messages' content and context
  • threatening text messages received by victim on cell phone contained details few people would know and were sent from phone in defendant’s possession at the time
  • threatening text messages received by victim on cell phone contained details few people would know and were sent from phone in defendant’s possession at the time
  • reviewing whether text messages saved on a cellular telephone were properly authenticated

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Judges: Salmon, Adkins, Meredith

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