Court of Appeals of Maryland· 12/21/1898

Wright v. State

Citations

88 Md. 705
41 A. 1060
1898 Md. LEXIS 221

Syllabus

<p>Evidence — Admissibility of Statement made as Part of the Res Gestae.</p> <p>Upon a trial for murder evidence of a statement made by the prisoner a few minutes after he had left the scene of the homicide, and when he had had time for reflection is not admissible in his behalf as part of the res gestae.</p>

Judges: Boyd, County, From, Martin, Pearce, Stump

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