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Taylor v. State

Citations

  • 722 A.2d 65
  • 352 Md. 338
  • 1998 Md. LEXIS 1019

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  • holding that the substantive correctness of the ex parte responses did not overcome the presumption of prejudice
  • holding that the trial court erred when it answered questions it received from the jury on specific points of law relating to the various crimes with which the defendant was charged, before notifying the defendant of their receipt
  • burden on the State to prove harmlessness when trial judge responded to a list of jury questions outside defendant’s presence
  • burden on the State to prove harmlessness when trial judge responded to a list of jury questions outside defendant’s presence

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Judges: Bell

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