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The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review in two criminal and two civil appeals. Joseph Basso v. Jose Rodriguez, et al. – Case No. 45, September Term, 2025 (Unreported ACM Opinion by Justice Hotten)Issue – Maryland Rules – Under Maryland Rule 1-341, where a court finds that the conduct of a party in maintaining or […]

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The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review today in one case, a petition by the State involving the reach of the Court’s Daubert decision on firearms expert testimony, Abruquah v. State, 483 Md. 637 (2023). State of Maryland v. Kyeem Antonio King – Case No. 42, September Term, 2025 (Unreported ACM Decision by Judge Reed)Issue […]

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Below is a list of appeals from the United States District Court for the District of Maryland being heard during the Fourth Circuit sitting that begins October 21, 2025. When available, we include the Clerk’s synopsis of the issues. You can visit the Court’s argument calendar for more information on the appeals, including dates for each argument, […]

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This morning saw a surprise second batch of certiorari grants from the Supreme Court of Maryland. Both cases address the retroactivity of the 2023 statute that prohibits “law enforcement officer[s from] initiat[ing] a stop or a search of a person, a motor vehicle, or a vessel based solely on . . . the odor of […]

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On Friday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in seven cases. The highest-profile case addresses whether the State may pursue an interlocutory appeal in the prosecution of Dr. James Strachan Houston, a retired Navy doctor accused of murdering his wife. And in Walston v. Lindsay, the Court will be addressing another jurisdictional puzzle over […]

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