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Leeks v. State

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  • 678 A.2d 80
  • 110 Md. App. 543
  • 1996 Md. App. LEXIS 96

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  • holding that an on-the-record evidentiary hearing is necessary when the trial court “is asked to rule in limine that a witness cannot be asked questions” to show that he is biased, prejudiced, interested in the outcome of the proceeding, or has a motive to testify falsely
  • noting that the issue was preserved for appellate review because the trial court ruled in limine to exclude evidence of a witness’ prior conviction for impeachment purposes even though no objection was made during trial

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