Why do people go to Appellate Courts in Maryland?

Answer : As Maryland's highest court, the Court of Appeals reviews cases of both major and minor importance.

Explanation:

The court can decline the petition, and refuse to hear the case, or it can grant the "cert," and hear the appeal. The judges sometimes decide to hear an appeal before the lower appellate court has heard the case.

They go to the apellate court to get a diffrent decision from a case they were tried for.