Turner v. Md. Dept. of Health
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Linda Turner v. Maryland Department of Health No. 2304, Sept. Term, 2018 Opinion by Leahy, J. Administrative Law > Standing > Judicial Review A proper party in an administrative action may not have standing to file a petition for judicial review in the circuit court. See Sugarloaf Citizens’ Ass’n v. Dep’t of Env’t,
344 Md. 271, 285-86
(1996) (“[A] person may properly be a party at an agency hearing under Maryland’s ‘relatively lenient standards’ for administrative standing but may not have standing in court to challenge an adverse agency decision.”). And certainly, a person or entity deemed not…
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