McCracken v. State

How courts have described this case

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• interpreting former Article 27 § 36, and citing Anderson v. State, 328 Md. 426, 438 (1992)
• charge of concealment of a dangerous or deadly weapon was a statutory misdemeanor under CJP § 4-301(b)(1) and subject to concurrent jurisdiction in the circuit court under CJP § 4-302(d)(1)(i)
• charge of concealment of a dangerous or deadly weapon was a statutory misdemeanor under CJP § 4-301(b)(1) and subject to concurrent jurisdiction in the circuit court under CJP § 4-302(d)(1)(i)
• “Rule 4-215(a)(4) requires the court to conduct a waiver inquiry pursuant to subsection (b) if the defendant indicates a desire to waive counsel. Because appellant never indicated such a desire, the court was relieved of satisfying subsection (a)(4).”

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