Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 10/1/1971
Mahoney v. State
Citations
- 281 A.2d 421
- 13 Md. App. 105
- 64 A.L.R. 3d 1219
- 1971 Md. App. LEXIS 265
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- evidence that a gun was pointing toward a human being and randomly fired supports inferences of both malice and intent to do grievous bodily harm
- “It logically follows that if the courts are prohibited from exercising vindictiveness on a retrial because of a defendant’s successful appellate attack, they are likewise prohibited from exercising vindic tiveness because of a defendant’s intention to appeal.”
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Judges: Thompson, Moylan, Gilbert
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