Williams v. J. J. Butler, Inc.

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• “Generally, in Maryland[,] appellate jurisdiction may arise only after entry of a final judgment.” (Citing CJP § 12-301)
• order granting discovery request for competency hearing is not appealable under collateral order doctrine because a competency hearing, although a distinct phase of a criminal trial, is not entirely separate from the trial but rather is a step toward final disposition of a prosecution

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