The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review in five civil appeals.

The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review in two civil appeals and one criminal appeal.

The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review in two criminal appeals and four civil appeals.

Five of these six certiorari grants are from unreported Appellate Court opinions. Looking ahead to how the upcoming 2026 Term is shaping up, there are eighteen cases on the Court’s regular docket for argument. Twelve are from unreported Appellate Court opinions. Only three are from reported Appellate Court opinions, with the remaining three appeals involving direct review of circuit court opinions.

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.

On Friday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in one civil case:

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).

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.

On Friday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in two civil appeals and one criminal appeal.

The Supreme Court of Maryland today granted review in three civil cases.

On Friday, the Supreme Court of Maryland granted review in four cases.