Green v. Warden of the Maryland Penitentiary
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Per curiam
Besides the claim that Judge Cullen and Judge Jones had erred in denying his first and second petitions for post convict tion relief, John W. Green, the applicant for leave to appeal, alleged in his third petition ten reasons why he was entitled to relief. Four of the contentions had been properly denied, either on the first or second petition or both, for the reasons stated by Judge Cullen and Judge Jones in their opinions in the *710lower court. And Judge Cardin, having apparently concluded that the six additional reasons for relief were likewise without merit, denied the third petition because…
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