Lloyd v. State

This is a delayed appeal—made possible by the ruling of this Court in Lloyd v. Warden [217 Md. 667, 143 A. 2d 483 (1958) ] to the effect that the lower court should determine whether the appellant was impecunious, and by the subsequent finding of that court that he was in fact an indigent defendant—from the judgments and sentences entered by the Criminal Court of Baltimore on three separate verdicts by a jury that Andrew J. Lloyd (the defendant or husband) was guilty of assault and battery on two persons—one of whom was his wife and the other a friend of the wife—and of receiving stolen…