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Watson v. State

Citations

  • 117 A.2d 549
  • 208 Md. 210

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  • stating that accomplice testimony “should be regarded with great suspicion and caution” because an accomplice may be incentivized to “shield himself from punishment” by blaming another or seek “clemency by turning State’s evidence”
  • stating that accomplice testimony “should be regarded with great suspicion and caution” because an accomplice may be incentivized to “shield himself from punishment” by blaming another or seek “clemency by turning State’s evidence”
  • stating that accomplice testimony “should be regarded with great suspicion and caution” because an accomplice may be incentivized to “shield himself from punishment” by blaming another or seek “clemency by turning State’s evidence”

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Judges: Bruñe, Delaplaine, Collins, Henderson, Hammond

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