Jackson v. State

This appeal has been instituted by William H. Jackson, who was convicted of forgery by a jury in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, and sentenced by Judge Carter to three years in the House of Correction.

Pie filed a brief in this Court, pro se, and assigns as “questions presented”, the following:

“1. Was it error for the trial judge to deny appellant’s request for a postponement of the trial so that appellant could obtain witnesses vital to his defense ?

2. Was it error for the trial judge to refuse to allow appellant to conduct his defense without counsel?

3. Was it error for the trial judge to…