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4th Circuit Court of Appeals: Eminent domain, prescription drugs, more
Eminent domain — prescription drugs — evidentiary hearing
Supreme Court of MD: Exclusionary rule
Where a suppression court is asked to exclude evidence obtained pursuant to a search warrant when the search warrant affidavit...
T.T. v. Patel, Qi, & Bhangra Dental Care, P.A., Et Al.
Employment—Discovery Sanctions—Summary Judgment The trial court erred in declining to reconsider its sanctions order on the procedural ground that T.T.’s motion was filed more than ten days after its entry.
S.J. v. Maryland Department of Labor, Board of Appeals
Administrative Law—Unemployment Benefits—Jurisdiction The Board ruled that it lacked jurisdiction to act on S.J.'s appeal because the appeal was filed almost two months after a statutory deadline.
T.l.w., Jr. v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Murder—Robbery T.L.W., Jr. appeals from his convictions in the Circuit Court for Dorchester County for the murders of T.D. and L.F. and crimes related to both.
In the Matter of Rip’s Management, INC., Et Al.
Administrative Law—Liquor License—Procedural Due Process The Board of License Commissioners approved a liquor license transfer, finding it necessary for public accommodation.
In Re: I.Y.
Criminal Law—Juvenile Delinquency—Restitution The juvenile court did not err in ordering restitution for rideshare expenses incurred by the victim as a direct result of I.Y.'s unauthorized use of the vehicle.
H.A.S. v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Search and Seizure—Warrantless Search H.A.S. was arrested after police found drugs and a firearm in his vehicle; he challenged the denial of his motion to suppress.
M.D.A. v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Right to Counsel—Waiver Appellant M.D.A.'s criminal trial was set to begin on November 14, 2022, but his public defender was unavailable on that date due to a medical emergency.
I.J.S. v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Juvenile Transfer—Reverse Waiver The appellant, I.J.S., a minor, appeals the denial of her motion to transfer her case from criminal court to juvenile court.
T.C. v. Estate of J.T., Et Al.
Insurance—Automobile Policy—Household Exclusion The court affirmed the grant of summary judgment, holding that the GEICO insurance policy's household exclusion applied to T.C., limiting her recovery to statutory minimums.
K.O. v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Jury Deliberations—Mistrial The court held that the circuit court did not abuse its discretion in denying K.O.’s motion for mistrial after jurors expressed safety concerns during deliberations.
