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SEAN ANTHONY RONE v. STATE OF MARYLAND

Unreported Opinions//June 5, 2023

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SEAN ANTHONY RONE v. STATE OF MARYLAND

SEAN ANTHONY RONE v. STATE OF MARYLAND

By Unreported Opinions

//June 5, 2023

Criminal law — Plea agreement — Sentencing credit

On November 19, 2014, the Circuit Court for Baltimore County convicted Sean Anthony Rone, appellant, in two separate cases of first-degree assault of one victim and second-degree rape of another.

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