The Maryland Various Appeals Petition of Appeal is a legal document used to appeal a decision made by a lower court in the state of Maryland. The petition is typically used when someone believes they have been wronged by a court decision or order and wishes to challenge it in a higher court. The petition is filed with the higher court and includes a statement of facts, legal arguments, and relevant case law to support the petitioner's position. Depending on the type of case, there are different types of Maryland Various Appeals Petition of Appeal, including civil, criminal, and administrative appeals. In a civil appeal, the petitioner must demonstrate that the lower court's ruling was incorrect or that a mistake was made. In a criminal appeal, the petitioner must provide evidence that the conviction was unjust or that they were denied a fair trial. For administrative appeals, the petitioner must demonstrate that the agency's decision was unlawful or that it was made in error.