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Logan v. State

Citations

  • 882 A.2d 330
  • 164 Md. App. 1
  • 2005 Md. App. LEXIS 184

How courts have described this case

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

  • “in contrast to traditional voluntariness, ‘there is an absolute prohibition upon any trickery which misleads the suspect as to the existence or dimensions of any of the applicable [Miranda ] rights ....’”
  • “Even if appellant’s questions were not well framed, ... he sought to discover cause for disqualification based on bias .... On that basis, if the court below was not satisfied with the form, it could have reformulated the questions or allowed defense counsel to do so.”
  • “Even if appellant’s questions were not well framed, ... he sought to discover cause for disqualification based on bias .... On that basis, if the court below was not satisfied with the form, it could have reformulated the questions or allowed defense counsel to do so.”

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Judges: Hollander, Eyler, Rodowsky

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