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Miles v. State

Citations

  • 594 A.2d 1208
  • 88 Md. App. 360
  • 1991 Md. App. LEXIS 183

How courts have described this case

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  • finding the filing of an affidavit to the circuit court asserting bias and prejudice of a trial judge to be “sufficient to preserve the recusal issue”
  • It is incorrect to conclude that if the legal principles governing reverse waivers are the same as those governing waiver, that the unconstitutionality of one scheme affects the other.
  • where defense counsel’s acceptance of the jury did not constitute a withdrawal of his prior objection to the court’s refusal to ask certain voir dire questions
  • prosecutor’s ''opening statement should not include reference to facts which are plainly inadmissible and which he cannot or will not be permitted to prove, or which he in good faith does not expect to prove”

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Judges: Moylan, Bloom, Davis

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