Court of Appeals of Maryland· 5/25/1984

Webster v. State

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474 A.2d 1305
299 Md. 581
1984 Md. LEXIS 287

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concluding that independent origin test and totality of circum stances test derive from distinct constitutional guarantees, call for different standards and are separate and distinct
concluding that independent origin test and totality of circumstances test derive from distinct constitutional guarantees, call for different standards and are separate and distinct
concluding that because the \lineup was not one whit suggestive\ reliability was not at issue
concluding that because the “lineup was not one whit suggestive” reliability was not at issue
determining that because the witnesses were subjected to threats during the robbery, their degree of attention was 26 “intense.”
recognizing right to counsel under state Public Defender Act at pre-indictment lineup and that, when delinquent public defender adversely affects fairness of trial, “it is incumbent upon the judiciary to assure that the defendant is not thereby prejudiced”

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Judges: Smith, Eldridge, Cole, Davidson, Rodowsky, Couch, Orth

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