Court of Appeals of Maryland· 4/8/1997

State v. Rose

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691 A.2d 1314
345 Md. 238
1997 Md. LEXIS 37

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holding that failure to object to reasonable doubt instruction at trial and failure to raise issue on appeal resulted in waiver of issue in collateral proceedings
holding that a claim of a defective reasonable doubt jury instruction, an alleged structural error, had been waived through a procedural default
observing that excusing the requirement of a contemporaneous objection by defense counsel \would allow defense attorneys to remain silent in the face of the most egregious and obvious instructional errors at trial\
observing that excusing the requirement of a contemporaneous objection by defense counsel “would allow defense attorneys to remain silent in the face of the most egregious and obvious instructional errors at trial”
reversing this Court’s grant of post conviction relief and remanding with instructions to affirm the circuit court’s denial without allowing for this Court to consider whether to excuse the petitioner’s waiver
reversing this Court's grant of post conviction relief and remanding with instructions to affirm the circuit court's denial without allowing for this Court to consider whether to excuse the petitioner's waiver

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