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State v. North

Citations

  • 739 A.2d 33
  • 356 Md. 308
  • 1999 Md. LEXIS 598

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  • stating that, “[ujnder Maryland common law, the attempt to commit a crime is, itself, a separate misdemeanor”
  • although the General Assembly may abrogate the common law, a repeal will not be implied unless “plainly pronounced”
  • “This view, generally disfavoring repeal of the common law by implication, has a long history in Maryland.”
  • although the General Assembly may abrogate the common law, a repeal will not be implied unless “plainly pronounced”

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Judges: Eldridge

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