Court of Appeals of Maryland· 9/14/2000

Ware v. State

Citations

759 A.2d 764
360 Md. 650
2000 Md. LEXIS 595

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holding that testimony that the defendant \always carried a gun\ was \relevant to establish that [the defendant] possessed a gun\ during the events in question
noting that “trial judges have broad discretion in determining the order of presentation of evidence.”
stating that “[i]t is well settled in Maryland that youthful age as used in this statute includes consider ations other than mere chronological age”
permitting witness to testify that “the prosecutor and detective said he was being truthful,” although inadmissible, “was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt”
testimony that victim’s family does not wish death sentence imposed has no bearing on defendant’s character, prior record, or circumstances of offense
testimony that victim's family does not wish death sentence imposed has no bearing on defendant's character, prior record, or circumstances of offense

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Judges: Raker, Bell

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