Wednesday, May 3, 2006:

Bar Admissions
 

No. 110 Warren Thompson v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - SHOULD JURY INSTRUCTIONS ON FLIGHT OF THE DEFENDANT AS EVIDENCE OF GUILT BE DISALLOWED IN CRIMINAL CASES?

Attorney for Appellant:        Brian Saccenti
Attorney for Appellee:        Gregory D'Alesandro
 

No. 88  George E. Blake v. State of Maryland

Attorney for Appellant:        Michael R. Malloy
Attorney for Appellee:        Kathryn Grill Graeff
 

No. 111 Zachary Shawn Fowler v. Motor Vehicle Administration

ISSUE - ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - IN A DRIVER LICENSE SUSPENSION HEARING MUST A HEARSAY WITNESS REQUESTED BY THE LICENSEE BE PRODUCED WHERE THERE IS A DISPUTE ON A GENUINE ISSUE OF FACT?

Attorney for Appellant:        Leonard Stamm
Attorney for Appellee:        Robert C. Cain, II
 

No. 96  David Louis Toth v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - TRAFFIC OFFENSES - MAY A CIRUICT COURT JUDGE INCREASE A PRESET TRAFFIC OFFENSE FINE?

Attorney for Appellant:        Peter Ayers Wimbrow, III
Attorney for Appellee:        Celia Anderson Davis
 

No. 109 Kevin C. Alston v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - DID THE TRIAL COURT PROPERLY IMPOSE A SENTENCE OF FIVE (5) YEARS WITHOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE UNDER ART. 27, SEC. 449(e)?

Attorney for Appellant:        Amy Brennan
Attorney for Appellee:        Celia Anderson Davis
 
 

Thursday, May 4, 2006:

AG 71                Attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland v. Rex B. Wingerter
 

No. 113             James Jeandell v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - IS MARYLAND'S SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION STATUTORY SCHEME UNCONSTITUTIONALLY VAGUE AS APPLIED TO HOMELESS OFFENDERS?

Attorneys for Appellant:        Julia Doyle Bernhardt
                                        Katherine P. Rasin
Attorney for Appellee:        Steve Holcomb
 

No. 112 Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission v. Kathleen Anderson

ISSUE - ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - WAS THE COMMISSION ENTITLED TO APPEAL THE ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING BOARD'S DECISION UNDER EITHER LEOBR OR THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT?

Attorney for Appellant:        William C. Dickerson
Attorney for Appellee:        Michael Marshall
 

No. 103 State of Maryland v. Charles Phillip Williams

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - WAS THE DEFENDANT'S GUILT AS AN ACCOMPLICE TO AN ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBBERY INCONSISTENT WITH HIS ACQUITTAL OF WEARING, CARRYING AND TRANSPORTING A HANDGUN?

Attorney for Appellant:        Mary Ann Ince
Attorney for Appellee:        Stacy McCormack
 

No. 102 Michael Jerome Bryant v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - EVIDENCE - ARE AN INMATES STATEMENTS TO A NURSE ABOUT HIS MENTAL HEALTH OR EMOTIONAL STATE ADMISSIBLE AT TRIAL?

Attorney for Appellant:        Stephen B. Mercer
Attorney for Appellee:        Kathryn Grill Graeff
 
 

Monday, May 8, 2006:

No. 107 Vernon Evans, Jr. v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - DEATH PENALTY APPEAL

Attorneys for Appellant:        A. Stephen Hut, Jr.
                                        Julie S. Dietrich
Attorney for Appellee:        Annabelle L. Lisic
 

No. 124 Vernon Evans, Jr. v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - DEATH PENALTY APPEAL

Attorney for Appellant:        Julie Dietrich
Attorney for Appellee:        Annabelle L. Lisic
 

No. 123 Vernon Evans, Jr. v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - DEATH PENALTY APPEAL

Attorney for Appellant:        A. Stephen Hut, Jr.
Attorney for Appellee:        Annabelle L. Lisic
 

No. 122 Vernon Evans, Jr. et al.. v. Mary Ann Saar, Secretary et al.

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - DEATH PENALTY APPEAL

Attorney for Appellant:        Todd C. Zubler
Attorneys for Appellee:        Scott S. Oakley
                                        Michael O. Doyle
 
 

Tuesday, May 9, 2006:

No. 105 Donald Marcell Rivers Sr. v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - CRIMINAL LAW - WAS THE EVIDENCE SUFFICIENT TO CONVICT THE DEFENDANT OF DISTRIBUTING A NON-CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE UNDER CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE, SEC. 5-618?

Attorney for Appellant:        George Burns
Attorney for Appellee:        Diane E. Keller
 

No. 118 Cynthia Campbell v. Amir Bolourian et al.

ISSUE - APPEALS - DOES AN APPELLATE COURT HAVE JURISDICTION TO REVIEW A CIRCUIT COURT'S ORDER UNDER THE COLLATERAL ORDER DOCTRINE?

Attorney for Appellant:        Richard Mosier
Attorneys for Appellee:        John M. Quinn
                                        Leslie K. Ridgway
 

No. 114 Raymond Alan Curtin v. State of Maryland

ISSUE - JURIES - IS IT PROPER TO ASK PROSPECTIVE JURORS IF THEY HAVE ANY BIAS ON THE SUBJECT OF GUNS?

Attorney for Appellant:        Jennifer Lyman
Attorney for Appellee:        Sarah Page Pritzlaff
 
 
 
 
 

              On the day of argument, counsel are instructed to register in the Clerk’s Office

no later than 9:30 a.m. unless otherwise notified.

              After May 9, 2006, the Court will recess until May 31, 2006.