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DONTE BROWN v. STATE OF MARYLAND

DONTE BROWN v. STATE OF MARYLAND

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Criminal procedure — Video surveillance evidence — Authentication

After a trial in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, a jury convicted appellant Donte Brown of first-degree murder and three handgun offenses.

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