Criminal Injuries Compensation Board v. Gould

“[Disability pension laws are by nature ‘remedial legislation * * ” (quoting Saxton v. Board of Trustees of the Fire and Police Employees Retirement System of Baltimore, 266 Md. 690, 296 A.2d 367, 369 (1972))

Injured Workers' Insurance Fund v. Orient Express Delivery Service, Inc.

Court of Special Appeals of Maryland, 2010

the Act does not apply to independent contractors who contract to work for another party according to the contractors’ own means and methods and are free of control related to the performance of work

Bowen v. City of Annapolis

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2007

“[T]his Court, in a long line of cases, has consistently held that the Legislature cannot divest the courts of the inherent power they posses to review and correct actions by an administrative agency which are arbitrary, illegal, capricious or unreasonable.”

Harvey v. Marshall

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2005

stating that the “right to an appeal is not a right required by due process of law, nor is it an inherent or inalienable right” and that “[a]n appellate right is entirely statutory in origin and no person or agency may prosecute such an appeal unless the right is conferred by statute”

Harvey v. Marshall

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2005

affirming the inherent power of Maryland courts to review the discretionary actions of administrative agencies

Wynn v. State

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2005

reviewing the "long line of cases" in which this Court "has consistently held that the Legislature cannot divest the courts of the inherent power they possess to review and correct actions by an administrative agency which are arbitrary, illegal, capricious or unreasonable"

Wynn v. State

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2005

reviewing the “long line of cases” in which this Court “has consistently held that the Legislature cannot divest the courts of the inherent power they possess to review and correct actions by an administrative agency which are arbitrary, illegal, capricious or unreasonable”

Pack Shack, Inc. v. Howard County

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2002

"An appellate right is entirely statutory in origin and no person or agency may prosecute such an appeal unless the right is conferred by statute”

State v. Green

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2001

“An appellate right is entirely statutory in origin and no person or agency may prosecute such an appeal unless the right is conferred by statute”

State v. Green

Court of Appeals of Maryland, 2001

"An appellate right is entirely statutory in origin and no person or agency may prosecute such an appeal unless the right is conferred by statute"

Criminal Injuries Compensation Board v. Gould

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