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Court of Appeals of Maryland· 2/19/2004

Miller v. State

Citations

  • 843 A.2d 803
  • 380 Md. 1
  • 2004 Md. LEXIS 53

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  • holding that the trial court properly denied a motion for a mistrial based upon a prosecutor’s comments because it properly sustained the defense’s objections, granted the defense motions to strike and immediately instructed the jury to disregard the specific comments
  • holding that the trial court properly denied a motion for a mistrial based upon a prosecutor's comments because it properly sustained the defense's objections, granted the defense motions to strike and immediately instructed the jury to disregard the specific comments
  • concluding that the trial court properly denied a motion for a mistrial based upon the prosecutor’s comments because the court properly sustained the defense’s objections, granted the defense’s motions to strike and immediately instructed the jury to disregard the specific comments
  • concluding that the trial court properly denied a motion for a mistrial based upon the prosecutor's comments because the court properly sustained the defense's objections, granted the defense's motions to strike and immediately instructed the jury to disregard the specific comments
  • stating that the concurring opinion in Wills \wisely suggested that trial judges `closely adhere' to Maryland Criminal Pattern Jury Instruction 2:02 when attempting to define `reasonable doubt'\
  • stating that the concurring opinion in Wills “wisely suggested that trial judges ‘closely adhere’ to Maryland Criminal Pattern Jury Instruction 2:02 when attempting to define ‘reasonable doubt’ ”

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Judges: Wilner, Raker

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