State v. Lee
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
JAMES R. EYLER, Judge.
Christopher Lee, appellee, was convicted by the Circuit Court for Baltimore City of offenses related to the unlawful possession of a firearm. The State, appellant, charged appellee in a two-count criminal indictment, the first count for unlawful possession of a regulated firearm by a person convicted of a disqualifying crime under Maryland Code (2003, 2007 Supp.), § 5—133(b)(1) of the Public Safety Article (“P.S.”), later amended to § 5-133(c), and the second count for unlawful possession of a handgun under Maryland Code (2002, 2007 Supp.), § 4-203 of the Criminal Law…
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