Logan v. State

The Appellant, Thomas S. Logan, with two co-defendants, was convicted in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, without a jury, of robbery and carrying a concealed weapon. Pie was sentenced to ten years in the Maryland Institution for Males for the robbery, and one year for carrying the concealed weapon, the sentences to run consecutively.

In this appeal, the Appellant poses eleven questions relating to his conviction. In substance, however, he questions whether:

1. The evidence of his identity was sufficient to justify his convictions;

2. The Court erred in imposing such a long sentence on the basis…