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Mora v. State

Citations

  • 735 A.2d 1122
  • 355 Md. 639
  • 1999 Md. LEXIS 493

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  • explaining that records subject to expunction under Maryland law do not include “investigatory files, police work-product records used solely for police investigation purposes, or records pertaining to certain motor vehicle or traffic offenses”
  • \It is incumbent upon the appellant claiming error to produce a sufficient factual record for the appellate court to determine whether error was committed.\
  • “It is incumbent upon the appellant claiming error to produce a sufficient factual record for the appellate court to determine whether error was committed.”
  • ‘It is incumbent upon the appellant claiming error to produce a sufficient factual record for the appellate court to determine whether error was committed.’
  • `It is incumbent upon the appellant claiming error to produce a sufficient factual record for the appellate court to determine whether error was committed.'
  • “It is incumbent upon the appellant claiming error to produce a sufficient factual record for the appellate court to determine whether error was committed[.]”

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Judges: Bell, C.J., and Eldridge, Rodowsky, Raker, Wilner, Cathell and Robert L. Karwacki (Retired, Specially Assigned)

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