Court of Appeals of Maryland· 12/14/2005

Moore v. State

Citations

889 A.2d 325
390 Md. 343
2005 Md. LEXIS 741

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holding that the state may condition the receipt of constitutionally mandated services on representation by the Office of the Public Defender
holding that the Public Defender's obligation to pay for expert assistance and ancillary services for indigent defendants extends only to defendants represented by the Public Defender or by a panel attorney
holding that the State had not deprived the petitioner of any of his constitutional rights by requiring that he apply to the Office of the Public Defender for representation before he was entitled as an indigent to State-funded services
stating that a defendant’s right to counsel of choice “will not be permitted to frustrate[ ] the [ethical and] orderly administration of criminal justice”
stating that a defendant's right to counsel of choice \will not be permitted to frustrate[] the [ethical and] orderly administration of criminal justice\
stating that \majority of courts have concluded that Ake extends beyond psychiatric experts\ and applies to noncapital cases

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