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GEORGE COLIN MURRAY v. STATE OF MARYLAND

GEORGE COLIN MURRAY v. STATE OF MARYLAND

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Criminal procedure — Alcohol or drug dependency treatment — Clear error

George Colin Murray (“Appellant”) filed a petition (“the Petition”) for commitment for drug or alcohol dependency treatment which was denied by the Circuit Court for Cecil County.

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