Jackson v. State

BISHOP, Judge.

The Circuit Court for Baltimore City, sitting without a jury, found appellant, Ronald Jackson, guilty of robbery with a deadly weapon, kidnapping and two counts of assault with intent to murder.

Appellant asks:

I. Did the court commit reversible error in finding him guilty without first affording him the opportunity to present closing argument?

II. Was the evidence sufficient to convict him of assault with intent to murder?

III. Can appellant be convicted of, and sentenced for, two counts of assault with intent to murder when he fired only one shot?

FACTS

The State adduced evidence…