Sessoms v. Maryland

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• following federal court jurisprudence, including Stevens and involving Rule 404(b), Court of Appeals of Maryland held that other crimes evidence of a third party, since it does not create a risk of prejudice to the defendant, is not governed by Maryland’s Rule 404(b
• “The test for admissibility of similar offense evidence introduced by the defendant ... must (be
• adult caregiver prosecuted for burns and beatings inflicted on toddler left in her car e
• collecting cases from various federal and state courts
• collecting cases from various federal and state courts
• same as to missing witness inference

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