Folb v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtUrner, J.
The trial of the appellant, in the Criminal Court of Baltimore City, upon an indictment charging him with operating a gaming table, resulted in his conviction, and in a sentence of imprisonment in jail for a term of four months. Upon his appeal to this court the only questions for decision are presented on two exceptions relating to the admissibility of evidence. Another exception was reserved at the trial, but it is not noticed in the appellant’s brief and will therefore be treated, under Rule 39, section 4, as having been abandoned.
The exceptions pressed on appeal were taken in the course…
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