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Price v. State

Citations

  • 681 A.2d 1206
  • 111 Md. App. 487
  • 1996 Md. App. LEXIS 115
  • 1996 WL 497201

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  • concluding “actual possession” in carjacking statute requires only that the victim “be entering, alighting from, or otherwise in the immediate vicinity when an individual obtains unauthorized possession or control of the vehicle”
  • noting that “in [a crime] in which control or dominion over ... the instrumentality of the crime constitutes, or is the element of, the actus reus, the law engages in the legal fiction of constructive possession to impute inferentially criminal responsibility”

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