Depositions
703-01433 Town of Morningside Police Department, et al. v.
Glen D. Plater
Todd K. Pounds S. Whitney Cleaver (301) 292-3300 Employment Law/Civil Rights
Te Honorable Leo Green Circuit Court for Prince George’s County
Tis case concerns the rights and requirements of the Law
Enforcement Officer’s Bill of Rights (“LEOBR”). Specifically, this case considers when a police officer is entitled to a hearing under Section § 3-107 of the LEOBR. Te Appellee was a police officer employed by the Appellant for nearly 4 years. Te Appellee was terminated for poor performance and misrepresentation. Te Appellee sued the Appellant claiming that he was entitled to a hearing. Te Court held for the Appellee. Te question for appeal is what constitutes an investigation, in a non-routine, event-specific situation.
704-00951 Attorney General of Maryland v. John Bunting
Douglas F. Gansler Charles J. Butler (410) 576-6326 Environmental Law
Te Honorable W. Newton Jackson Circuit Court for Somerset County
Te Attorney General of Maryland brought this action
seeking declaratory and injunctive relief against the Appellee John Bunting for allegedly violating the Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays and Critical Area Protection Program. Mr. Bunting erected structures in the Critical Area Buffer on property in Somerset County. Te Appellant alleges he did so without obtaining the required permits. Te trial court granted summary judgment for the Appellee based on the doctrine of collateral estoppel and its finding that he had made reasonable efforts to comply with required terms. Te Attorney General filed a timely appeal questioning the preclusive effect the Circuit Court afforded the District Court’s findings.
Tis case arises from a motor vehicle accident involving
a marked police cruiser and a motorcycle. Te accident was caused by the operator of the police cruiser crossed the double yellow lines and precipitated a head-on collision with the motorcycle. Te operator of the motor cycle was fatally injured. Te passenger sustained serious injuries and sued the Prince George’s County Police Department and the operator of the cruiser. Te trial Court held for the Plaintiffs. Appellants appeal based on mistakes made by the Appellee’s expert witness at trial and the Court’s denial of Appellant’s motions for judgment and judgment notwithstanding the verdict.
706-1298 Cassandra Wilson, et al. v.
Philip R. Bowman
Mark E. Herman (410) 837-2144 Medical Malpractice/Jury Instructions
Te Honorable Sidney S. Campen, Jr. Circuit Court for Talbot County
Tis case arises from a medical malpractice suit filed
by Appellants against Appellees. Te Appellants claim that Appellee used excessive force during a delivery which resulted in permanent damage to the child. One of the jurors was overheard making a prejudicial remark on the second day of trial which forms the grounds for the appeal.
705-768 Norma Fuentes v.
Barry G. Fox, Jr., et al.
Allan B. Rabineau William R. Teets, Jr. (410) 837-9150 Motor Vehicle Accident
Te Honorable Maureen Lamasney Circuit Court for Prince George’s County
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