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804-1206 Frank Drefs v. Property Owners Association Chesapeake Ranch Estates, Inc.


George Harper (301) 627-2700 Civil procedure/Contempt


Te Honorable Warren J. Krug Circuit Court for Calvert County


Te question presented in this appeal is whether the trial court erred in finding appellant in contempt and in imposing sanctions where the appellant had no personal or financial means to purge, and where the trial court entered an order against appellant for attorney’s fees before appellant had the opportunity for a hearing.


805-01432 Naba Njie v. Adventist Healthcare


J.B. Dorsey (202) 543-2200 Civil procedure/Medical malpractice


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807-1078 Teleta S. Dashiell v. Maryland State Police Department


Deborah A. Jeon (410) 889-8555 Maryland Public Information Act


Te Honorable Patrick Cavanaugh Circuit Court for Baltimore County


Te question in this appeal is whether a person who has filed a complaint of racial misconduct by an on-duty police officer may, pursuant to the Maryland Public Information Act,


Te Honorable Ronald B. Rubin Circuit Court for Montgomery County


Tis appeal presents the sole issue of whether the trial court erred in dismissing the appellant’s complaint, where the ground of dismissal was that the Certificate of Qualified Expert did not identify by actual name the treating staff doctor of appellee, and was therefore not in compliance with the requirements of the Maryland Health Care Malpractice Claims Act.


806-2856 Frenyanga Muhammad v. Officer Donald Muir, Jr.


Barbara M. Harding (202) 879-3710 Malicious prosecution/Evidence


Te Honorable Audrey J.S. Carrion Circuit Court for Baltimore City


In a jury trial where the jury found that the defendant officer was liable to plaintiff-appellant for malicious prosecution, the trial court granted partial judgment as a matter of law that punitive damages were unavailable because plaintiff-appellant had not presented sufficient evidence that the officer acted with actual malice. Plaintiff-appellant argues that the trial court committed reversible error by refusing to allow the jury to determine the credibility of the testimony presented and by failing to consider the evidence of actual malice in the light most favorable to the plaintiff-appellant. Plaintiff-appellant also argues that the trial court abused its discretion by allowing the presentation of drug evidence not obtained in connection with the arrest, and failed to take curative action.


secure information about the police department’s investigation and response to her substantiated complaint.


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