T. M. v. University of Md. Medical System Corporation · ¶14

Unfortunately, the consent order did not end the parties’ dispute in either state or federal court. Ten days after the state court entered the consent order, T. M. and her parents obtained new counsel and sued respondents in the District Court for the District of Maryland. This lawsuit is now before the Court. The complaint sought a declaration that the consent order violated T. M.’s federal and state due-process rights, a declaration that the order was obtained under duress, and an injunction preventing the order’s enforcement.

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