Sye v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtLiss, J.
The appellants, Michael Leroy Sye and Anthony Russell Bates, were tried before a Baltimore City jury, presided over by Judge John R. Hargrove, for the murder of one Earl Lightsey. The appellant Bates was convicted of murder in the first degree; the appellant Sye was convicted of murder in the second degree. Upon this appeal, the appellant Sye alone raises the contention:
1) That the evidence was not legally sufficient to support his conviction for second-degree murder;
The appellant Bates alone raises the contention:
2) That Judge Hargrove erred in refusing to permit him to call one James Chase…
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