Court of Appeals of Maryland August 5, 1987, 105, September Term, 1985 (Scott v. State)

ELDRIDGE, Judge.

In October 1981, a jury convicted Martin Francis Scott of premeditated murder and determined that his sentence should be death. On appeal, this Court held that, at the sentencing hearing, the trial court erroneously admitted evidence tending to show that Scott had committed two unrelated murders for which there had been no convictions.