Hernandez v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
WILNER, Chief Judge.
In January, 1991, appellant was charged in the Circuit Court for Carroll County with several serious controlled dangerous substance offenses, including being a drug “kingpin,” an offense carrying a minimum mandatory, non-parolable sentence of 20 years. His wife, Bonnie, was also charged with a number of offenses. Appellant and his wife were represented in that case by Stephen Bourexis.
It appears that appellant’s best hope for success lay in a motion to suppress the State’s evidence. That effort was *356unavailing, however. After a five-day hearing before Judge Beck in late…
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