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· 7/13/1882

Smoot v. Somerville

Citations

  • 59 Md. 84
  • 1882 Md. LEXIS 72

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  • opining that the defendant, who carried a revolver to a saloon because he “was expecting” that he would encounter his victim there, did not act reasonably when he walked up to the victim and shot him because “[r]eady means of escape were at hand ... and no danger was to be apprehended”

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Judges: Alvey, Grason

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