Cherry v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court · MortonMorton, J.
The single issue in this case concerns the authority of the trial judge to impose more severe punishment upon the appellant, Charles Curtis Cherry, after his conviction for the same offense at a second trial, than the punishment imposed at his original trial.
Cherry was convicted of driving “under the influence of intoxicating beverage” In the People’s Court of Montgomery County and was fined $350 of which $100 was suspended. He appealed to the Circuit Court for Mont gomery County and in a non-jury, de novo trial held on July 14, 1969, he was again found guilty and a sentence of thirty days…
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