Supreme Court of Maryland - petition for writ of certiorari deadline
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Deadline to appeal
The deadline to submit a request for review to the Supreme Court depends on the details of your case. If you are appealing a case from the Appellate Court of Maryland, you must file your request no later than 15 days after the Appellate Court issues its mandate. If you are requesting review after an appeal to the circuit court from the District Court, you must file your request for review in the Supreme Court within 30 days from when the circuit court issued its judgment. For more information, review Maryland Rule 8-302 . Usually, you can only seek further review of your case by the Supreme Court of Maryland after you have appealed your case once before in a lower court. If you appealed your case from the District Court to a circuit court, you will need to submit a request to the Supreme Court for further review. Likewise, if you appealed your circuit court case to the Appellate Court of Maryland, you will need to submit a request to the Supreme Court for further review. (as published)
Published 15-day deadline to file a request for review after the Appellate Court of Maryland issues its mandate.
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- Supreme Court of Maryland
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- appeals
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- Deadline to appeal
- The deadline to submit a request for review to the Supreme Court depends on the details of your case. If you are appealing a case from the Appellate Court of Maryland, you must file your request no later than 15 days after the Appellate Court issues its mandate. If you are requesting review after an appeal to the circuit court from the District Court, you must file your request for review in the Supreme Court within 30 days from when the circuit court issued its judgment. For more information, review Maryland Rule 8-302 . Usually, you can only seek further review of your case by the Supreme Court of Maryland after you have appealed your case once before in a lower court. If you appealed your case from the District Court to a circuit court, you will need to submit a request to the Supreme Court for further review. Likewise, if you appealed your circuit court case to the Appellate Court of Maryland, you will need to submit a request to the Supreme Court for further review. (as published)
- Source
- Maryland Courts Self-Help: Appeals (30-day and 15-day deadlines for the two appellate courts, review on the record and copy costs, certiorari procedure)(retrieved 2026-10-17)