Pickett v. Noba, Inc.
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
THIEME, Judge.
Allan Pickett appeals from an order of the Circuit Court for Frederick County (Dwyer, J., presiding) that enrolled a foreign judgment.
This case illustrates how procedural pitfalls can trip up pro se litigants. While we recognize and sympathize with those whose economic means require self-representation, we also need to adhere to procedural rules in order to maintain consistency in the judicial system. Although Pickett admirably attempted to navigate the often tricky path of civil procedure, he failed to note a timely appeal. For this reason, we shall affirm the judgment of the…
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