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    These are the tabs I used for the Maryland Attorney Exam. It is an "open book" test where highlighted and tabbed, but not annotated books can be used. Please note: I am not saying that I actually used these tabs, but they are based on the spreadsheet that I used to study for the exam.

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    These are the tabs I used for the Maryland Attorney Exam. It is an "open book" test where highlighted and tabbed, but not annotated books can be used. Please note: I am not saying that I actually used these tabs, but they are based on the spreadsheet that I used to study for the exam.

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    of 11

    4-101:Citations – only some things can 4-103:preliminary Hearings. Requires 4-201:charging doc.

    See 4-211 filing, 4-


    be charged by cops request 212(h) service, 213(prelim hr)

    4-212:warrants and summons service.


    4-213:Bail. See Crim. P. 5-101, 202, R.
    See Crim. Pro. Art. 1-203. R. 1-361.
    4-203:Joinder-crime, See 2-253 (trials) 4-204:limits on criminal amendment 4-408:leave to appeal in PCR 5-213 (initial app.), 4-216(f) (review)
    See CJP 6-305 (just passing throug),
    CJP 3-707 (review)
    and 9-304 (just passing thought)

    4-242:Pleas. NP counts can be


    4-221:Preliminary Hearings. Held in 4-243:Plea agreement. (Binding and
    reinstated on appeal if agreement
    4-216:bond amount. District Ct. for felonies. 4-213(a) 4-241:crim. Bill of particulars approval) and jeopardy. See 5-410
    breached. (g). See R. 5-410 (nolo
    (requst – 10 dys) (admis)
    inadmis)

    4-245:Prior conviction notice (5 days). 4-247:Nolle Prosequi. See 4-329 4-504 4-251:Motions/DCT. See Crim 4-252,
    4-246:CC jury trial waiver. See CJP 4-248:stet. Year limit. See Crim. P. 4-
    Applies to pleas. See 5-609, CJP 10- (expunge) and CrimP. 10-104, 10,105, 3-815 (transfer juv); 4-201 (venue) R.
    8-408-9 for objections 208, 4-329 (expunge)
    905 5, 6, CJP 9-106(dv) 4-323 (objections);
    4-253:Crim. Joinder and sever. See 4- 4-261:Crim. Depositions. See 2-401(f),
    4-262:Discovery-DCT. See 4-
    203 (30 day deadline). . Differend 4-254:Change of Judge. See 4-361. 2-414, 2-416, 2-416, 7(b)(c) – (g)
    263(d)(1)(lineup/photo/prints)15 days
    stnds for bench and jury trial. See CJP C.f. VOP std. (protectiveorder). See CJP 6-305 (just
    for testing. See CJP 10-1001
    8-408-9 for objections passing throug), and 9-304 (just passing
    thought)

    4-265:trial subpoena See 4-266, 4-631


    4-263:Discover-CC (physical testing 4-264:CC-pretrial subpoena. See 4- 4-267:material witnesses. See 4- 4-271:speedy trials. See Crim. P. 6-103
    (compelling) 4-642 (same). CJP 10-
    demands 15 days). Incl exp 266. Also see 266(d). See 1-361 (trial date). r. 4-213 (initial appearance)
    304(c)(CSI)

    4-301:jury trial prayer. CC, follow DC


    4-314:NCR. See CrimP 3-105, 109- 4-323:Objections (requiring renewal 4-234:MJOA -- © deemed withdrawal
    procedures (except Hicks). See R. 7-
    120. CJP 12-302(e), and how to deal with things s/t cross) and renewal. See Crimp. 6-104
    104-8, . But see CJP 4-301

    4-331:New trial motions – 10 days/90


    4-325:Jury instruction objection – 4-329:Expungement – 4-505(d) 4-340:reporting drug convictions – 4-341:PSR and confidentiality. See 5-
    days – see r. 7-104(b) and 8-202(b)
    before deliberations start (default) and Crim P. 10-105(d)(2) criteria 608 (notice of priors) and Crim P. 7-701
    NOA)
    4-344:Panel review of sentences. 30 dy
    4-345:changing sentences like 60(b).
    See R. 2-551 (in banc), 7-112(appeals), 4-352:in banc review 4-354:restitution enforcement
    Illegal/mistake/etc. See Civ. 2-534, 5 !
    10-105(expunge). No exten.

    4-504:expungement/charges. See 11-


    4-401:PCR rules. Appeal under 4-407. 5-101:MD. Rules of Evidence. See CJP
    4-361:change of Judge. 601 (juv), Crim P. 10-105, CJP 9-106
    Discovery of XR 9-101 (gen. Admiss)
    (DV)

    8-202:notice of appeal – extended if


    7-201:admin appeals – 30 days for
    motion for new trial. See 8-301. See 11-111(c):exceptions to masters report
    memo, but can be waived
    CJP 12-702 for post-sentence remand
    Appeals: 7-110: 8-201:

    8-202: 9-207: 12-308: 11-111(c): 12-208:

    12-303:

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