This form lists the charges and timeframes to be eligible to expunge certain convictions under Criminal Procedure Article § 10-110.

Americans with Disabilities Grievance Form

Use this form to ask the court to give an order that the court or another party to the case do something. You must file your written motion with the court.  You must also serve a copy to the other parties in the case by first class mail or hand delivery.

Use this form to request the court to consider continuing or postponing your court proceeding, with an explanation of the circumstances that require the change and include any supporting documentation.

Use this form in a case involving shielding information in protective order records. 

Use this form to request the court to allow inspection of a case record filed in that action that is not otherwise subject to inspection under the Rules or other applicable law and you are: (1) a party to the action, (2) a person permitted to intervene as a party, or (3) a person subject of or specifically identified in the case.

Use this form to file a motion to seal court records relating to a petition for emergency evaluation if the individual was a minor at the time the petition was made or sought.

Use this form to request the court seal or otherwise limit inspection of a case record, or parts of records, that are not otherwise shielded from inspection under the Rules or other applicable law and you are: (1) a party to the action, (2) a person permitted to intervene as a party, or (3) a person subject of or specifically identified in the case.

Motion to vacate judgment for 24 qualifying offenses if the person's participation in the offense was a direct result of being a victim of human trafficking. The motion must be in writing, within a reasonable period of time after the conviction, and describe the evidence and include copies of any documents showing the movant is entitled to relief.

Use this form if you are an attorney entering your appearance to represent the defendant/plaintiff/other party in a court case.