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Johnson v. State

Citations

  • 969 A.2d 262
  • 408 Md. 204
  • 2009 Md. LEXIS 46

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  • acknowledging rule that the state can introduce evidence to rehabilitate or rebut a witnesses testimony if the defense has opened the door during opening argument
  • “A party basing an appeal on a ‘general’ objection to admission of certain evidence, may argue any ground against its inadmissibility.”
  • \It is equally well settled that the State's case-in-chief may include 'rebuttal' evidence to which the defense has 'opened the door' ... during opening statement ...\
  • a party basing an appeal on a “general” objection to admission of certain evidence, may argue any ground against its admissibility
  • “An argumentative question is one which incorporates by assumption a fact not otherwise in evidence.” (internal quotations and citations omitted)
  • “An argumentative question is one which incorporates by assumption a fact not otherwise in evidence.” (internal quotations and citations omitted)

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Judges: Murphy

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