Petition for judicial review does not stop the agency; a motion to stay under Rule 7-205 is required
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Published rule that filing a petition for judicial review does not stop agency action and a written motion to stay must be filed, with a hearing before the court may grant it (Maryland Rule 7-205).
- Filing procedure
- No. You must file a written request to the circuit court to stop the administrative agency from acting on its decision. The written request is a motion to stay the agency's action. File the motion to stay in your case for judicial review. Maryland Rule 7-205 requires the circuit court to first hold a hearing on the motion before granting the request. The court does not have to hold a hearing to deny the request. At the hearing, you can present to the court your reasons for the court to stop the agency for acting. The court can grant or deny your request. Maryland Rule 7-205 (as published)
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