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Thomas v. State

Citations

  • 737 A.2d 622
  • 128 Md. App. 274
  • 1999 Md. App. LEXIS 159

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that a bite wound on the arm that left the victim with a serious permanent or protracted disfigurement was sufficient to constitute serious physical injury within the context of first-degree assault
  • affirming conviction for attempted robbery where officer \felt a tugging on his holster” and \was required to use force to prevent appellant from taking the gun.”
  • affirming conviction for attempted robbery where officer “felt a tugging on his holster” and “was required to use force to prevent appellant from taking the gun.”
  • affirming conviction for attempted robbery where officer “felt a tugging on his holster” and “was required to use force to prevent appellant from taking the gun.”
  • “[I]f the pickpocket or his confederate jostles the owner, or if the owner, catching the pickpocket in the act, struggles unsuccessfully to retain possession, it is robbery.” (internal quotations omitted
  • disfigure \means to deface or mar the appearance or beauty of someone\

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Judges: Salmon, Thieme, Bloom

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