HENDERSON, C.J., delivered the opinion of the Court. PRESCOTT, J., concurs in the result.
The appellant was convicted, as a second offender, of control of narcotics. He contends that the testimony of his wife should have been excluded, since it disclosed a "confidential communication made by the one to the other," in violation of Code (1957), Art. 35, sec. 4. He further contends that the narcotics put in evidence against him were obtained as a result of an illegal...
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