Seidman v. State

Bruñe, C. J.,

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The defendant-appellant, George Seidman, was convicted under each of seven separate indictments charging him with the statutory offense of pandering and under another indictment charging him with conspiracy “with one Earl Fifer, and certain other persons whose names are to the [Grand] Jurors * * * unknown, to violate the Pandering Laws of the State of Maryland.” All eight cases were tried together in the Criminal Court of Baltimore before a jury. The defendant’s motion for a new trial, applicable to all eight cases, was denied and he was sen…