Court of Appeals of Maryland· 7/1/1960

Woodell v. State

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162 A.2d 468
223 Md. 89
1960 Md. LEXIS 469

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attorneys, whether employed by the accused or court appointed, are officers of the court and are presumed to do as the law and their duty require them
trial judge’s questioning held not to indicate disbe lief in one of appellant’s answers or in belief in his guilt, notwithstanding failure to object or request mistrial
\the right of appeal is a creature of the statute\
“the right of appeal is a creature of the statute”
\the right of appeal is a creature of the statute\
“the right of appeal is a creature of the statute”

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Judges: Brune, C.J., and Henderson, Hammond, Prescott and Horney

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