>> It is just basic criminal appellate procedure
Prove it.
>> There won’t be any caselaw
REALLY??? Ha, ha. There’s only one layer of appeal... right? And caselaw doesn’t matter... right? Even at the level of the SC, right? HA HA HA!
Bravo Sierra.
You have outed yourself as an “articulate incompetent”. Pretty much unworthy of bother.
OK. How's this for starters, a basic explanation of Maryland appellate procedure, from the Maryland court system itself:
The Court of Special Appeals is Maryland’s second highest court, the intermediate appellate court. The Court of Special Appeals considers any prior reviewable judgment, decree, order or other action. In other words, if a party is unhappy with a Circuit Court decision, they have the option to appeal their case for review by the Court of Special Appeals. Judges sitting on the Court of Special Appeals generally hear and decide cases in panels of three, but in some instances, all 15 judges can sit to hear the case.
See the bolded parts? Appellate courts (such as the Maryland Court of Special Appeals) review judgments, orders, decrees, and other actions taken by trial courts.
REALLY??? Ha, ha. There’s only one layer of appeal... right? And caselaw doesn’t matter... right? Even at the level of the SC, right? HA HA HA! Bravo Sierra.
I didn't say that caselaw doesn't matter. I said that there won't be any caselaw on this point, because no attorney would ever bring an appeal based on a prosecutor's charging decision, because a prosecutor's charging decision is not a judgment, decree, order, or other action of a trial court. But you knew that already, you obtuse little twit.