Prince George's County v. Ray's Used Cars

How courts have described this case

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• finding that administrative remedies must be exhausted even where the constitutional issue exception is invoked if the administrative agency could provide relief on nonconstitutional grounds
• rejecting the plaintiffs’ claim that the constitutional exception applied because they did not attack the statute “as a whole”
• reiterating and further explaining the process for examining the three types of administrative remedies
• “Under Maryland administrative law, the ‘constitutional exception’ to the requirement that primary administrative remedies must be pursued and exhausted is an extremely narrow one.”
• The taking clauses of United States and Maryland Constitutions are subject to different standards
• The taking clauses of United States and Maryland Constitutions are subject to different standards

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).