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· 6/28/1966

Washington v. Warden of Maryland Penitentiary

Citations

  • 220 A.2d 607
  • 243 Md. 316
  • 1966 Md. LEXIS 530

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  • facts showing a lack of comprehension by the petitioner adequately rebuts the presumption of an intelligent and knowing waiver
  • facts showing a lack of comprehension by the petitioner adequately rebuts the presumption of an intelligent and knowing waiver
  • petitioner was a paranoid schizophrenic and psychotic and was not competent to aid in his case
  • special circumstances found where post conviction petitioner proved that he had not raised issue in earlier post conviction proceeding because he was suffering from a mental illness which prevented him from assisting his counsel
  • special circumstances found where post conviction petitioner proved that he had not raised issue in earlier post conviction proceeding because he was suffering from a mental illness which prevented him from assisting his counsel
  • special circumstances found where post conviction petitioner proved that he had not raised issue in earlier post conviction proceeding because he was suffering from a mental illness which prevented him from assisting his counsel

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Judges: Prescott, Hammond, Horney, Oppenheimer, Barnes, McWieeiams

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