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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 561 A.2d 216
  • 316 Md. 677
  • 1989 Md. LEXIS 118

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  • concluding “criminal infliction upon a pregnant woman of prenatal injuries resulting in the death of her child after live birth may constitute manslaughter” pursuant to common law “born alive” rule
  • \[s]o extensive is the acceptance of [the] common law [born alive] rule that we conclude that it was indeed the law of Maryland in 1776\
  • death of child seventeen hours after birth from arrow wound [to] mother supported manslaughter conviction
  • death of child seventeen hours after birth from arrow wound [to] mother supported manslaughter conviction
  • “[s]o extensive is the acceptance of [the] common law [bom alive] rule that we conclude that it was indeed the law of Maryland in 1776”
  • death of child seventeen hours after birth from arrow wound inflicted upon mother supported manslaughter conviction

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Judges: Murphy

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