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Challenge to GCA definition of felony
Posted by David Hardy · 4 January 2012 10:20 AM
Story here. The underlying problem is well-known. Maryland has (or had?) "common law misdemeanors," for which (I think) the judge could impose an unlimited term of imprisonment. GCA 68 defines as a felony any offense punishable by more than a year's imprisonment, or if the offense is expressly termed a misdemeanor, punishable by more than two year's imprisonment. So the Maryland misdemeanors are GCA felonies.
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