In Re Elrich S.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtAdkins, J.
During a hearing to vacate Petitioner’s earlier delinquency adjudication, the judge charged the Office of the Public Defender (“OPD”) with “essentially post convicting [its] own lawyers” and ordered it to panel the case to an attorney wholly independent of that office. Petitioner was claiming ineffective assistance of counsel, and the judge was concerned that the self-damning affidavit submitted by Petitioner’s previous OPD trial counsel was the product of coercion. While exercising her official duties in unrelated matters, the judge had learned of an internal OPD assessment program in which…
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