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Robinson v. State

Citations

  • 702 A.2d 741
  • 348 Md. 104
  • 1997 Md. LEXIS 562

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  • analyzing lay opinion testimony where “ ‘the lay trier of facts lacks the knowledge or skill to draw the proper inferences from the underlying data.’ ”
  • collecting both federal and state cases supporting the proposition that proof of the chemical composition of an alleged controlled substance need not be established only by chemical analysis but instead may be proved by circumstantial or indirect evidence
  • collecting both federal and state cases supporting the proposition that proof of the chemical -9- composition of an alleged controlled substance need not be established only by chemical analysis but instead may be proved by circumstantial or indirect evidence
  • collecting both federal and state cases supporting the proposition that proof of the chemical -9- composition of an alleged controlled substance need not be established only by chemical analysis but instead may be proved by circumstantial or indirect evidence
  • “Circumstantial evidence is in no manner intrinsically inferior to direct evidence.... In a given case, circumstantial evidence may be more persuasive than direct evidence.”
  • “The determination of whether specific evidence is relevant in a given case rests with the trial court, and that determination will not be disturbed on appeal absent a clear abuse of discretion.”

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Judges: Raker

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