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Walker v. State

Citations

  • 452 A.2d 1234
  • 53 Md. App. 171
  • 1982 Md. App. LEXIS 390

How courts have described this case

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  • sentencing court had broad discretion to impose any legal sentence for common law crime, meaning any sentence that was not “unconstitutional”
  • “Each crime has a required element which the other does not. They are clearly not ‘the same offense.’ ” (citations omitted)
  • Eighth Amendment and Article 25 are construed to have the same meaning because \both of them were taken virtually verbatim from the English Bill of Rights of 1689\
  • “The. intended rape for the statutory assault need only be a generalized rape in the second degree with none of the special violence that makes for rape in the first degree,”

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Judges: Moylan, Liss, Sharer

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