Post-Trial Motions

U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland

Rule Set: Local Rules of the United States District Court for the District of Maryland

Rule: 212

Jurisdiction: DMD

Bluebook Citation: D. Md. L.R. 212

All Rules: D. Md. Local Rules, complete index


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The Marshal may require any party (other than one whom the Court has found to be indigent) to pay or secure fees and expenses before serving any writ. RULE 207.

MOTIONS 1.

Generally The provisions of L.R. 105 (except L.R. 105.2.c, 105.11, and 105.12) apply to criminal proceedings. 2. Sealing Any post-arrest motion seeking the sealing of filings other than charging documents shall include (a) proposed reasons supported by specific factual representations to justify the sealing and (b) an explanation why alternatives to sealing would not provide sufficient protection. The Court will rule on such motion after sufficient time has passed to permit the filing of objections.

Materials that are the subject of the motion shall remain temporarily sealed pending a ruling by the Court. If the motion is denied, the party making the filing will be given an opportunity to withdraw or redact the materials. RULE 208. ARREST TO A RRAIGNMENT [Reserved for Future Use] RULE 209.

DISCOVERY [Reserved for Future Use] RULE 210.

PRETRIAL PROCEDURE

The provisions of L.R. 106.7 (to the extent that under otherwise applicable law exhibits must be disclosed prior to trial) and L.R. 106.8 apply to criminal proceedings. RULE 211.

TRIAL

The provisions of L.R. 107.2, 107.5.a, and 107.5.b (to the extent that under otherwise applicable law exhibits must be disclosed prior to trial), 107.5.c, 107.6, 107.7, 107.8, 107.9, 107.10, 107.11, 107.13, 107.14, and 107.16 apply to criminal proceedings. RULE 212. POST-TRIAL MOTIONS [Reserved for Future Use] U.S. District Court of Maryland Local Rules (December 1, 2025) 41

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