Morris v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
CHARLES E. MOYLAN, JR., Judge,
Retired, Specially Assigned.
A Baltimore City jury, presided over by Judge Joseph P. McCurdy, Jr., convicted one of the appellants, Gregory Everett, of second-degree murder and an attendant handgun offense. Everett received consecutive sentences totaling 50 years. The same jury convicted the other appellant, Donta Morris, of first-degree assault and an attendant handgun offense. Morris received consecutive sentences totaling 45 years. On this joint appeal, both appellants raise the following five contentions:
*4871. That Judge McCurdy erroneously denied their pretrial…
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