Maryland special appeals rules victim can't challenge abuser's new sentence

A child sexual abuse victim who was mistakenly not notified of a hearing to reconsider her abuser's sentence, does not have standing to appeal a judge's decision to vacate the man's conviction and give him probation before judgment, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals has held. Although the case of Jack Kontgias and his victim, ...

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Maryland special appeals rules victim can't challenge abuser's new sentence

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