Supreme Court of Maryland, 1961

Perkerson v. Director of Patuxent Institution

Perkerson v. Director of Patuxent Institution
Supreme Court of Maryland · Decided October 19, 1961
226 Md. 666
Perkerson v. Director of Patuxent Institution

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Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

In this case Perkerson petitioned the court below for re-determination of his status as a defective delinquent. Counsel was appointed upon his affidavit that he was without funds, and he elected trial before the court. After a hearing, he was found to be still a defective delinquent and recommitted. He noted an appeal, which the court treated as an application for leave to appeal under Code (1960 Supp.), Art. 3 IB, sec. 11. There was no attempt, however, to comply with Maryland Rule 894-2 (a), which provides: β€œThe application shall contain a concise statement of the reasons why the order should be reversed or modified, and shall include a list of the errors allegedly committed by the lower court.” In the absence of any specification of errors, there is nothing before us to review.

Application denied.

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