Long v. State

A person convicted of a crime in a circuit court of one of the counties or in the Criminal Court of Baltimore may be admitted to bail, pending sentence or appeal, in the discretion of the judge who presided at the trial. Maryland Rule 777 b. See Code, Art. 26, §§ 33, 34. 1 Such person is not entitled to an appeal directly from the decision of the trial judge either with regard to a refusal to admit him to bail or with regard to the amount fixed for his admittance to bail. He may seek to attack such de cisión collaterally, however, by way of habeas corpus. Rules Z40-56; Curtis James Lewis v.…