Emergency Remedy of Bd. of Elections
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
In re Petition for Emergency Remedy by the Maryland State Board of Elections, No. 21, September Term, 2022. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – SEPARATION OF POWERS – JUDICIAL FUNCTION Section 8-103(b)(1) of the Election Law Article provides that in emergency circumstances falling short of a declared state of emergency that interfere with the electoral process, a circuit court that is petitioned by a board of elections may “take any action the court considers necessary to provide a remedy that is in the public interest and protects the integrity of the electoral process.” Section 8-103(b)(1) does not…
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