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In the Matter of George Graefe, Iii, Et Al. v. Anne Arundel County
Administrative Law—Buffer Mitigation Fees—Tax Court The Tax Court affirmed the imposition of a buffer mitigation fee for development within the expanded Critical Area buffer, rejecting the Graefes' arguments regarding the County Code and buffer modification areas.
Tyyea L. Gee v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Murder—Conspiracy The appellate court affirmed the trial court's judgment, finding no error in jury instructions or the sufficiency of evidence to support the convictions for first-degree murder and conspiracy.
Miguelina Nieves v. Barry I. Barker
Real Property—Boundary Dispute—Settlement Agreement The order enforcing the settlement agreement is not a final judgment and does not adjudicate all claims in the case, thus the appeal must be dismissed.
Andrea Dwyer v. Patricia Nay, Et Al.
Administrative Law—Immunity—Dismissal The circuit court did not err in dismissing Dwyer’s complaint based on the defendants' absolute and qualified immunity, as well as her failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted.
In the Matter of the Petition of Khadidia Diaw v. Maryland Board of Nursing
Administrative Law—Judicial Review—Subpoenas The circuit court affirmed the Board's decision to revoke Ms. Diaw's nursing license, finding substantial evidence supported the agency's conclusions regarding her failure to perform CPR and document care.
Clucksters, Llc, Et Al. v. D&l Urban Holdings, Llc, Et Al.
Contracts—Breach of Contract—Indemnification The circuit court found that Appellants breached the Purchase Agreement by failing to pay the purchase price and were liable for indemnification due to their default on payments.
Devonte Brown v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Motion to Suppress—Reasonable Suspicion The court affirmed the denial of Mr. Brown's motion to suppress evidence, finding reasonable suspicion based on the totality of circumstances, including his behavior and the context of the stop.
Laura Ochs v. Melissa Rebecca Myers, Et Al.
Civil Procedure—Interlocutory Appeal—Possession of Property The court dismissed the interlocutory appeal, concluding that the order did not pertain to possession of property as required under Maryland's interlocutory appeal statute.
Julie A. Gaskins v. Easyknock, Inc. D/b/a EK Realty, Et Al
Real Property—Quiet Title—Fraud The circuit court dismissed Gaskins' complaint, ruling she failed to demonstrate a legal right to possession of the property necessary to establish a claim for quiet title.
Amy Brown v. Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Employment—Termination—Due Process The court affirmed the decision of the Office of Administrative Hearings, concluding that Ms. Brown's termination was supported by substantial evidence and did not violate her due process rights.
Joseph Cairo v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Suppression Motion—Traffic Stop The circuit court did not err in denying Appellant’s motion to suppress evidence obtained during a traffic stop, as Deputy Dowling had reasonable articulable suspicion based on the missing low beam headlight.
Keile S. Smith v. State of Maryland
Criminal Law—Search and Seizure—Reasonable Suspicion The court reversed the denial of Smith's motion to suppress evidence, finding that the totality of circumstances did not support reasonable suspicion that he was armed and dangerous.
