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Goldstein v. State of Maryland

Court of Appeals of Maryland
Dec 3, 1941
22 A.2d 471 (Md. 1941)

Opinion

[Nos. 1 and 2, October Term, 1941.]

Decided December 3rd, 1941.

Criminal Law — Rogues and Vagabonds — Evidence — Implements of Crime.

Decided December 3rd, 1941.

Appeals from the Criminal Court of Baltimore City (McLANAHAN, J.).

Michael Goldstein and Milton Bevans, were convicted of being rogues and vagabonds, and they separately appeal. Affirmed.

The causes were argued before BOND, C.J., SLOAN, JOHNSON, DELAPLAINE, COLLINS, FORSYTHE, and MARBURY, JJ.

Harry G. Selden, for the appellants.

William C. Walsh, Attorney General, Robert E. Clapp, Jr., Assistant Attorney General, and J. Bernard Wells, State's Attorney for Baltimore City, and William H. Maynard Deputy State's Attorney for the State.


Unreported cases.


Summaries of

Goldstein v. State of Maryland

Court of Appeals of Maryland
Dec 3, 1941
22 A.2d 471 (Md. 1941)
Case details for

Goldstein v. State of Maryland

Case Details

Full title:MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN v . STATE OF MARYLAND MILTON BEVANS v . SAME

Court:Court of Appeals of Maryland

Date published: Dec 3, 1941

Citations

22 A.2d 471 (Md. 1941)
22 A.2d 471

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