Department of Human Resources v. Howard
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtHarrell, J.
This case presents an opportunity to consider an infrequently occurring phenomenon of appellate practice in Maryland. That phenomenon is the in banc proceeding. We focus here on the extent to which, when the Court of Special Appeals hears and decides an appeal in banc with a full complement of the thirteen incumbent members of the Court, specially assigned retired judges properly may sit also on the in banc court. With all respect to our retired appellate colleagues, who supply invaluable legal experience and erudition in support of the mission of the intermediate appellate court, we conclude…
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