Stabb v. State
| Docket Number | 2/11 |
| Decision Date | 22 November 2011 |
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Lawrence v. State
...trial court's decision to propound or not propound a proposed jury instruction under an abuse of discretion standard. Stabb v. State , 423 Md. 454, 465, 31 A.3d 922 (2011) (citing Gunning v. State , 347 Md. 332, 351, 701 A.2d 374 (1997) ). The discretion given to trial judges is a composite......
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Burris v. State
...the probative value of the evidence was not outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice. 14. Appellant's reliance on Stabb v. State, 423 Md. 454, 31 A.3d 922 (2011) is misplaced. In Stabb, 423 Md. at 456–57, 31 A.3d 922 the Court of Appeals reviewed the “propriety of an ‘anti-CSI effect,’ ......
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Harris v. State
...trial courts from giving that instruction and reversed convictions when the instruction was not appropriate. See Stabb v. State , 423 Md. 454, 462–63, 31 A.3d 922 (2011) ; Atkins v. State , 421 Md. 434, 26 A.3d 979 (2011). In Atkins , this Court opined that "[t]he better practice is for a t......
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State v. Baker
...discretion was ‘manifestly unreasonable, or exercised on untenable grounds, or for untenable reasons.’ " Id. (quoting Stabb v. State , 423 Md. 454, 465, 31 A.3d 922 (2011) ).DISCUSSIONThe Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that "[n]o person shall be ... subject for t......
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