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Osborne v. State

Citations

  • 499 A.2d 170
  • 304 Md. 323
  • 1985 Md. LEXIS 914

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • “where the trial court has allegedly imposed an illegal sentence, the issue may be reviewed on direct appeal even if no objection was made in the trial court”
  • “where the trial court has allegedly imposed an illegal sentence, the issue may be reviewed on direct appeal even if no objection was made in the trial court”
  • “where the trial court has allegedly imposed an illegal sentence, the issue may be reviewed on direct appeal even if no objection was made in the trial court”
  • “The State must be held to be aware of the common law and the statutes of Maryland ... and it should have bargained with [the defendant] accordingly. We will not allow the State to rescind this plea agreement merely because it made a bad bargain.”
  • \`The State must be held to be aware of the common law and the statutes of Maryland ... and it should have bargained with [the defendant] accordingly. We will not allow the State to rescind this plea agreement merely because it made a bad bargain.'\
  • “ ‘The State must be held to be aware of the common law and the statutes of Maryland . . . and it should have bargained with [the defendant] accordingly. We will not allow the State to rescind this plea agreement merely because it made a bad bargain.’ ”

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Judges: Murphy, Smith, Eldridge, Cole, Rodowsky, Couch, Higinbothom

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