Connor v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtHorney, J.
Aggrieved by his conviction of second degree murder as a result of his having run over his former wife in an automobile, the defendant, Edward Richard Connor, appealed and has assigned numerous errors with respect to the method of examining jurors on voir dire and in rulings on the evidence (some of which are subdivided into several parts) and in the instructions to the jury.
The defendant and the deceased had been married for many years. They had had five children, but had been divorced. At the time of the homicide—October 25, 1959— she resided in Baltimore as did the children. He resided in…
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