Post-conviction relief after decades behind bars
The Court of Appeals permitted the use of laches as a defense, allowing the client to litigate his post-conviction petition.
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Montgomery County judge’s denial of criminal defendant’s mistrial motions affirmed
The Court held that the grant of a mistrial is not warranted when the defendant has not suffered irreversible prejudice[1] and when the prosecution’s statements in closing do not create an inference that the defendant should have taken the stand.[2]
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Don’t let insurance companies have the last word on your case
Always discuss your case with an accident attorney.
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Maryland Injury Attorney Beats Settlement Offer By Going to Trial and winning
Judgment was entered in favor of the client for 30 percent more than the insurance company’s offer.
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Maryland Jury Pattern Instructions
Ultimately, the instructions were upheld.
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Montgomery County Circuit Court judge terminated lengthy probationary period
Jezic’s client was facing 8-1/2 years backup time for an alleged violation of probation.
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The “extreme ruse” – When consent becomes involuntary
This practice is not without limits.
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Was there sufficient evidence to support a conviction for second-degree assault?
The appellant was convicted on two counts of second-degree assault and three counts of reckless endangerment.
Was there sufficient evidence to support a conviction for second-degree assault? Read More »
Jury Trial Waiver In Montgomery County Circuit court and Impeachment through use of Conviction of Resisting Arrest
Appellant was found guilty by a Montgomery County Circuit Court judge and convicted of child sexual abuse and two counts of fourth degree sexual offense.
The Work Product Doctrine and Other Crimes Evidence
The disclosure of a recorded statement that contains only the verbatim statements of the witness (facts) is not protected under the work product doctrine.
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