McCauley v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Christina Granados McCauley v. State of Maryland, No. 340, September Term, 2018. Opinion by Nazarian, J. CRIMINAL LAW – INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER – GROSS NEGLIGENCE The evidence was sufficient to support a finding of gross negligence where the defendant who sold drugs to the victim was an experienced drug dealer who knew the dangerousness of the drugs she sold. CRIMINAL LAW – RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT – MANUFACTURE, PRODUCTION, OR SALE OF A PRODUCT OR COMMODITY Carfentanil, a Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, is not a “product or commodity” as envisioned by the General Assembly when it…
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