Suggs v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
Kenneth Suggs, appellant, was charged with four violations of the Maryland Home Improvement Law. In the first case (Nos. 48100908 & 09) appellant was tried by a jury in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, Judge J. Harold Grady presiding, and was found guilty. The remaining three cases (Nos. 48100901; 48100910 & 11; 48107726 & 27) were tried without a jury on June 23,1981 and appellant was convicted on each charge. On August 20,1981 appellant was sentenced to a total of two years.
He raises here the following issues:
1. With regard to cases Nos. 48100901; 48100910-11; and 48107726-27, did the trial…
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