Court of Appeals of Maryland· 6/10/2004

Taylor v. State

Citations

851 A.2d 551
381 Md. 602
2004 Md. LEXIS 307

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explaining that “[e]ven errors of Constitutional dimension may be waived by failure to interpose a timely objection at trial” (citation omitted)
explaining that \[e]ven errors of Constitutional dimension may be waived by failure to interpose a timely objection at trial\ (citation omitted)
noting that Maryland common law affords protection against successive punishments even where the State Constitution lacks an explicit double jeopardy provision
applying Md. Rule 8-131(a) and holding that the petitioner's claim of a double jeopardy violation was not raised at trial and therefore was not preserved for appellate review
“Even errors of Constitutional dimension may be waived by failure to interpose a timely objection at trial[.]”
“Even errors of Constitutional dimension may be waived by failure to interpose a timely objection at trial[.]”

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Judges: Cathell

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