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· 12/22/1971

Little v. Duncan

Citations

  • 284 A.2d 641
  • 14 Md. App. 8
  • 1971 Md. App. LEXIS 249

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that although zeal in advocacy is commendable, an inherently unfair proceeding, or a “trial by combat” approach is rejected
  • stating that “[zjeal in advocacy is commendable, but zeal, even in advocacy, without bounds may be contemptuous and disruptive”
  • stating that “[z]eal in advocacy is commendable, but zeal, even in advocacy, without bounds may be contemptuous and disruptive”

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Judges: Anderson, Thompson, Gilbert

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