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Parham v. State

Citations

  • 556 A.2d 280
  • 79 Md. App. 152
  • 1989 Md. App. LEXIS 83
  • 1989 WL 31774

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  • affirming burglary when victim had thrown defendant out three weeks before the crime and defendant lived in a separate residence
  • affirming burglary when victim had thrown defendant out three weeks before the crime and defendant lived in a separate residence
  • upholding a husband’s conviction for burglarizing his estranged wife’s home and citing cases from seven other states including Florida that have held that defendants could be prosecuted for burglarizing the other spouse’s dwelling
  • upholding a husband’s conviction for burglarizing his estranged wife’s home and citing cases from seven other states including Florida that have held that defendants could be prosecuted for burglarizing the other spouse’s dwelling
  • affirming burglary conviction where defendant’s wife had thrown him out of marital home two months prior to crime, defendant was living with his sister, and wife was in process of purchasing property in her own name, even though defendant still had some personal belongings in house
  • affirming burglary conviction where defendant's wife had thrown him out of marital home two months prior to crime, defendant was living with his sister, and wife was in process of purchasing property in her own name, even though defendant still had some personal belongings in house

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