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JAMES BROWN v. STATE OF MARYLAND

Unreported Opinions//September 18, 2023

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JAMES BROWN v. STATE OF MARYLAND

JAMES BROWN v. STATE OF MARYLAND

By Unreported Opinions

//September 18, 2023

Criminal law — Illegal sentence — Unfettered prerogative

James Brown, appellant, appeals from the denial, by the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, of a motion to correct illegal sentence.

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