· 9/13/2005
Public Service Commission v. Wilson
Citations
- 882 A.2d 849
- 389 Md. 27
- 2005 Md. LEXIS 547
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- recognizing that an at-will employee of Public Service Commission is not entitled to judicial review of that agency’s final decision to terminate her
- indicating that a Circuit Court had awarded “back pay and benefits” as well as reinstatement as relief under § 11—110(d)(1)
- holding the record of an administrative appeal to be essential to the court’s understanding of the merits of the plaintiff's claims upon review
- requiring exhaustion of an administrative appeal process where an employee of the Maryland Public Service Commission was terminated
- engaging in a similar speculation analysis as to the potential outcome of an administrative appeal process where an employee of the Maryland Public Service Commission was terminated
- “Although we quote here from the advice letter of the Assistant Attorney General, we afford no enhanced weight to its conclusions and analysis.”
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Judges: Harrell
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