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McCray v. State

Citations

  • 501 A.2d 856
  • 305 Md. 126
  • 1985 Md. LEXIS 894

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  • recognizing that “trial judges have broad discretion in the conduct of trials in such areas as the reception of evidence”
  • recognizing that \trial judges have broad discretion in the conduct of trials in such areas as the reception of evidence\
  • noting that “[t]he right of a defendant in a criminal trial to produce witnesses in his own behalf is a critical right, the implementation of which is guaranteed by Article 21, Maryland Declaration of Rights, and the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution.”
  • “trial judges have broad discretion in the conduct of trials in such areas as the reception of evidence and order of proof’ (citations omitted)

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Judges: Couch, McAuliffe

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