Department of Juvenile Services v. Miley
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MEREDITH, Judge.
A State employee succeeded in having his termination rescinded by an administrative law judge who concluded that the appointing authority had not met its obligation to “give the employee a written notice of the disciplinary action to be taken” within 30 days, as required by Maryland Code (1993, 2004 Repl.VoL), State Personnel and Pensions Article (“SPP”), § ll-106(a)(5). Both the administrative law judge (“ALJ”) and the Circuit Court for Baltimore City interpreted the statute to require that, in order to terminate a State employee for misconduct, the employee must receive…
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