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· 5/1/2012

GENIES v. State

Citations

  • 43 A.3d 1007
  • 426 Md. 148

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that a statute creating a separate criminal offense for inmates exposing their private parts to correctional officers of the opposite sex as a means to abuse corrections officers did not abrogate the pre-existing common law crime of indecent exposure
  • “Field preemption is implicated when an entire body of law is occupied on a comprehensive basis by a statute.”
  • assault and battery statute abrogated common law by \subsuming and combining\ all statutory forms of assault and the common law forms of assault and battery into a single and comprehensive statutory scheme

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Judges: Battaglia

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