Fraidin v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MOYLAN, Judge.
The appellant, Jacob Fraidin (Fraidin), was convicted by a Howard County jury, presided over by Judge Cornelius F. Sybert, Jr., of theft. Upon this appeal, he raises, in effect, the following eight contentions:
1. That the evidence was not legally sufficient for Judge Sybert to submit the case to the jury;
2. That Judge Sybert erroneously admitted a court order from a collateral civil case removing Fraidin as a trustee;
3. That Judge Sybert erroneously admitted prejudicial evidence of events preceding the foreclosure proceeding that was the gravamen of the theft offense;
4. That…
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