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LEROY ANTONIO AUSTIN v. STATE OF MARYLAND

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Criminal law — Sufficiency of evidence — Drug possession A jury, sitting in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, found the appellant, Leroy Antonio Austin, guilty of volume possession of cocaine, possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute, possession of cocaine, and possession of heroin. The court sentenced Austin to eight years of incarceration, ...The post LEROY ANTONIO AUSTIN v.

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LEROY ANTONIO AUSTIN v. STATE OF MARYLAND

Criminal law — Sufficiency of evidence — Drug possession A jury, sitting in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, found the appellant, Leroy Antonio Austin, guilty of volume possession of cocaine, possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute, possession of cocaine, and possession of heroin. The court sentenced Austin to eight years of incarceration, ...The post LEROY ANTONIO AUSTIN v. STATE OF MARYLAND first appeared on Maryland Daily R…

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