Law enforcement officers were constitutionally bound to honor a suspected child pornographer’s withdrawal of his consent to their pending warrantless search of his computer even though seven days had passed and they had already copied his hard drive, Maryland’s second-highest ...

Tagged with: computer search consent to search fourth amendment motion to suppress evidence Riley v. California

Whether, in a pretrial suppression hearing, Judge erroneously failed to suppress certain involuntary and/or non-Mirandized statements made to the police following a stop for a traffic violation.

Tagged with: baltimore city criminal procedure motion to suppress evidence Moylan Sept. Term 2013 statement to police

Did the circuit court err in denying a motion to suppress the evidence?

Tagged with: Baltimore County criminal procedure motion to suppress evidence Salmon Sept. Term 2013

Whether inculpatory admissions made at 4 o’clock in the morning, after multiple police threats to the welfare of Appellant’s nine-month-old infant and the child’s mother, were properly admitted at trial.

Tagged with: criminal procedure Montgomery County motion to suppress evidence Salmon Sept. Term 2013 statement to police

Appellant filed this appeal to challenge the circuit court’s denial of his motion to suppress evidence seized from his home pursuant to a search warrant. He also complains of two evidentiary rulings made by the trial court.

Tagged with: Baltimore County criminal procedure motion to suppress evidence Sept. Term 2010 Sharer