Recent Developments: Johnson v. State: Convicting and Sentencing a Defendant for a Crime Not Included in an Indictment Constituted an Inherently Illegal Sentence and Must Be Vacated under Maryland Rule 4-345(a); A Movant's Claim to Correct an Inherently Illegal Sentence Is Correctable at Any Time and Is Not Subject to Dismissal Due to Waiver by Consent or Constructive Amendment

Authors

James M. Darrah

Recommended Citation

Darrah, James M. (2012) "Recent Developments: Johnson v. State: Convicting and Sentencing a Defendant for a Crime Not Included in an Indictment Constituted an Inherently Illegal Sentence and Must Be Vacated under Maryland Rule 4-345(a); A Movant's Claim to Correct an Inherently Illegal Sentence Is Correctable at Any Time and Is Not Subject to Dismissal Due to Waiver by Consent or Constructive Amendment," University of Baltimore Law Forum: Vol. 43: No. 1, Article 5.
Available at: https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/lf/vol43/iss1/5