1. Did the circuit court err in denying the motion to stay the foreclosure sale without a hearing? 2. Did the circuit court err in denying the motion for an extension of time to file exceptions to the foreclosure sale?

Tagged with: Arthur foreclosure need for a hearing Prince George's County Real Estate Sept. Term 2014

An online news article, published more than a decade after appellant's trial, was not admissible or even capable of being admitted at appellant's original trial, and therefore was not newly discovered evidence under the statute governing petitions for writ of actual innocence.

Tagged with: criminal procedure evidence Krauser need for a hearing newly discovered evidence Prince George's County Sept. Term 2012 writ of actual innocence

Did the court err by denying Baynor’s petition for writ of actual innocence without a hearing?

Tagged with: Arthur baltimore city criminal procedure evidence need for a hearing newly discovered evidence Sept. Term 2013 writ of actual innocence

Appellants contend that the Baltimore County Circuit Court erred in imposing discovery sanctions on them without first holding a hearing on their motion to enforce settlement agreement.

Tagged with: Baltimore County Berger litigation need for a hearing Sept. Term 2013

Merely because a court assumes jurisdiction over a trust does not give it unbridled authority to remove the trustee of the trust and appoint a new trustee without affording the process the rules require and without taking evidence and making findings about the grounds for removal.

Tagged with: Eyler D. need for a hearing Prince George's County Sept. Term 2013 trustee

In a “Memorandum & Order,” the circuit court denied Barone’s petition as legally insufficient and, consequently, did not hold a hearing. In this timely appeal, Barone challenges the circuit court’s denial of his petition for writ of actual innocence without first holding a hearing.

Tagged with: criminal procedure need for a hearing Sept. Term 2013 Sharer Wicomico County