June 2026 Maryland Certiorari Grants, Part 2
A few hours after the Supreme Court of Maryland’s opinion in Board of Education of Wicomico County v. Sturm, addressing local school boards’ sovereign immunity against claims under the Child Victims Act of 2023, the Court granted bypass review in a case addressing the State’s sovereign immunity.
Read More…June 2026 Maryland Certiorari Grants
On Thursday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in three criminal appeals and one civil appeal. In all three criminal appeals, the Office of the Public Defender filed the petitions, two involving voir dire questioning. The Appellate Court opinions in all four appeals were unreported, and all four are scheduled to be argued in October.
Read More…April 2026 Certiorari Grant
On Friday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in one civil case:
Read More…March 2026 Maryland Certiorari Grants
On Monday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in two juvenile cases (to be argued this spring) and one criminal case (to be argued this fall).
Read More…February 2025 Maryland Certiorari Grants, Batch 2
Today the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in one case, which is the first appeal it has designated for argument during its September 2026 Term.
Read More…February 2026 Maryland Certiorari Grants
On Friday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in two civil appeals and one criminal appeal.
Read More…January 2026 Maryland Certiorari Grants
The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review in three civil cases.
Read More…Maryland Certiorari Grants, December 2025
On Friday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in four cases.
Read More…November 2025 Maryland Certiorari Grants
The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review in two criminal and two civil appeals.
Read More…October 2025 Maryland Certiorari Grant
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).
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