Court of Appeals of Maryland· 7/8/2013

Walker v. State

Citations

432 Md. 587
69 A.3d 1066
2013 WL 3456566
2013 Md. LEXIS 459

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explaining that the context in which a male paraeducator wrote notes to an elementary school student “certainly informs the interpretation” of the notes
explaining that the context in which a male paraeducator wrote notes to an elementary school student “certainly informs the interpretation” of the notes
describing the rule as an aid to resolving an ambiguity in a criminal statute
“We begin with a presumption that the statute is constitutional, and the burden rests on Petitioner to show why that is not the case.”
an adult who passed notes to a child in class exploited her sexually because “the context and the content” of the notes was sexual and the adult “received a benefit” − sexual or romantic pleasure − from the notes
an adult who passed notes to a child in class exploited her sexually because “the context and the content” of the notes was sexual and the adult “received a benefit” — sexual or romantic pleasure — from the notes

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Judges: Barbera, McDonald

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