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State v. Huntley

Citations

  • 983 A.2d 160
  • 411 Md. 288
  • 2009 Md. LEXIS 838

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  • no purpose to circumvent statute and rule where nol pros is entered based on denial of motion to amend a flawed indictment, absent a showing of bad faith
  • “A nolle prosequi, or nol pros, is an action taken by the State to dismiss pending charges when it determines that it does not intend to prosecute the defendant under a particular indictment.”
  • dismissal to correct an allegedly defective charging document, even if the effect of the dismissal is that the case is tried more than 180 days from the original appearance in court, does not violate Rule 4-271

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Judges: Harrell, Greene

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