Md. Court of Special Appeals Denies Hearing On Fingerprint Evidence
The Daily Record (Baltimore) › November 30, 2009
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A man convicted of two murders and an attempted murder will get a new trial because the judge improperly closed the courtroom during a witness' testimony, the Court of Special Appeals has ordered.
But the court dismissed Davon Nathan Markham's argument that he was entitled to a hearing on whether the fingerprint evidence in his case was scientifically admissible.See the full content of this document
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Md. Court of Special Appeals Denies Hearing On Fingerprint Evidence
Markham had alleged that the "ACE-V" method of fingerprint analysis is unreliable, but the Court of Special Appeals noted that he cited no appellate decisions to that effect.
"Given the long...See the full content of this document
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