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Reid v. State

Citations

  • 501 A.2d 436
  • 305 Md. 9
  • 1985 Md. LEXIS 903

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  • ordering a limited remand to hold an evidentiary hearing regarding the authenticity of character letters offered by defendant during sentencing proceedings
  • ordering a limited remand for an evidentiary hearing because two favorable letters to the defendant had been improperly excluded from the sentencing hearing and new evidence related to those letters' authenticity was allowed
  • ordering a limited remand for an evidentiary hearing because two favorable letters to the defendant had been improperly excluded from the sentencing hearing and new evidence related to those letters’ authenticity was allowed
  • limited remand to determine whether letters which defendant sought to introduce in sentencing phase of capital case were genuine or bogus
  • limited remand to determine authenticity of two letters submitted by death penalty defendant as to his good character
  • limited remand to determine authenticity of two letters submitted by death penalty defendant as to his good character

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Judges: Rodowsky

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