Court of Appeals of Maryland· 6/28/1991

Jordan v. State

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591 A.2d 875
323 Md. 151
1991 Md. LEXIS 108

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concluding that the appellate court could not review the defendant’s constitutional argument that the trial court erred by allowing the State to use his allegedly involuntary confession to impeach him because he elected not to testily
noting that this Court may correct an illegal sentence at any time
noting that this Court can correct an illegal sentence at any time
vacating a conviction for conspiracy to commit robbery and affirming a conviction for conspiracy to commit murder where, “[t]hrough the single agreement, Tracy and Jordan conspired to commit murder and robbery”
even though the defendant did not raise the issue at trial, “Jordan has not waived his right to object to the unlawful sentence”
even though the defendant did not raise the issue at trial, “Jordan has not waived his right to object to the unlawful sentence”

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Judges: Chasanow, Eldridge

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