Gibson v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
CHARLES E. MOYLAN, Jr., Judge.
The appellant, Larry Gibson, was convicted by a Montgomery County jury, presided over by Judge James C. Chapin, of armed robbery and first-degree burglary. On this appeal, he raises the four contentions
1. that his allegedly Fourth Amendment-violative detention in an unrelated case two and one-half months before the crime in issue rendered the entire investigation in the present case excludable as the “fruit of the poisonous tree;”
2. that his confession was the involuntary product of impermissible promises and inducements;
3. that he was erroneously subjected to a…
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