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Warrick v. State

Citations

  • 607 A.2d 24
  • 326 Md. 696
  • 1992 Md. LEXIS 99

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  • approving for the first time the use of an in camera hearing to determine whether the defendant had been prejudiced by non-disclosure of the confidential informant and remanded so the trial court could conduct such a hearing
  • approving for the first time the use of an in camera hearing to determine whether the defendant had been prejudiced by non-disclosure of the confidential informant and remanded so the trial court could conduct such a hearing
  • ordering a limited remand to hold an in camera hearing to determine whether the defendant was entitled to the name of a confidential State informant, and if so, whether he suffered prejudice due to the State’s failure to provide the name of that informant
  • remand for in camera examination to determine whether defendant entitled to disclosure of informant’s identity, and whether defendant prejudiced by non-disclosure
  • remand for in camera examination to determine whether defendant entitled to disclosure of informant's identity, and whether defendant prejudiced by non-disclosure
  • limited remand instructing the trial court to make certain findings related to the informer's privilege; if trial court concluded that defendant was prejudiced, then it should order new trial

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Judges: Murphy

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