Administrative Law Withdrawal of election to review BOTTOM LINE: Once the District Council of Prince George’s County elects to review a decision, it is not permitted to withdraw that election and it must hold a hearing on the merits and ...

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MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS Administrative Law, Withdrawal of election to review: Once the District Council of Prince George’s County elects to review a decision, it is not permitted to withdraw that election and it must hold a hearing on the ...

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Administrative Law Police disability benefits BOTTOM LINE: Special disability benefits were properly denied to state police trooper who was diagnosed with major depressive disorder as a result of disciplinary administrative proceedings instituted against him following his knowing failure to comply ...

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COURT OF APPEALS Administrative Law, Police disability benefits: Special disability benefits were properly denied to state police trooper who was diagnosed with major depressive disorder as a result of disciplinary administrative proceedings instituted against him following his knowing failure to ...

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James T. “Jim” Smith Jr., former Baltimore County Executive, has joined the Towson law firm of Smith, Gildea & Schmidt, the firm announced Wednesday. Smith will serve as “of counsel,” assisting in complex litigation and business matters, administrative law and ...

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Administrative Law Expungement of driving record BOTTOM LINE: Petitioner was not entitled to expungement of his drunken driving convictions, since records of his convictions were not part of his public driving record. CASE: Headen v. Motor Vehicle Administration, No. 42, ...

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Administrative Law Telecommunications tower location BOTTOM LINE: A wireless telecommunications provider’s motion seeking to compel the zoning board to grant a permit to erect a cell tower was granted because the board’s denial of the permit application was made without ...

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MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS Administrative Law, Public Information Act: Prison warden improperly denied inmate’s request for documents under the Public Information Act by directing the inmate to resubmit the requests to individual departments within the prison’s agency. Ireland v. Shearin, ...

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Administrative Law Timeliness of appeal BOTTOM LINE: Former commissioner’s petition for an administrative hearing to appeal Agency’s denial of retirement benefits was properly rejected by Agency as time barred because petition was filed more than 180 days after Agency gave ...

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Administrative Law, Timeliness of appeal: Petition for an administrative hearing was properly rejected as time barred because it was filed more than 180 days after notice of the agency’s final decision. Carven v. State Retirement & Pension System of Maryland, ...

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