Moxley v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtCollins, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment and sentence on the charges of assault with intent to murder and common assault. The case was tried before the trial judge without a jury.
So far as here relevant, Bose Williams, the prosecuting witness, testified as follows. She had met the appellant, Henry M. Moxley, for the first time at a bar known as the Stardust, in Baltimore, on September 5, 1953. She also entered this bar on September 6th about 1 P. M., and again met the appellant who was in the company of a woman named Grace Webb. The appellant left the bar alone and Rose Williams departed about…
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