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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 619

make such further distribution as he deems necessary or
desirable.

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(c) One copy of every publication printed under the
authority of this subtitle shall be distributed free of
charge to the following:

(1)    Every judge of a state court, except
orphans' court judges;

(2)    The Enoch Pratt library; and

(3)    The State LAW Library.
Article 64A - Merit System

4.

The following positions and places shall not be
included in the classified service, namely: all employees of
the State Board of Cosmetologists, including the secretary,
chief inspector, inspectors and investigators, but not
including the principal clerk, the senior stenographer, the
typist, and the two clerks; the credential secretary and
statistician of the State Department of Education; the
assistant wardens, assistant deputy wardens, chaplains and
consulting physicians employed by the Maryland House of
Correction; the physicians employed by the State Insurance
Department; all employees of the State LAW Library; the
physicians on staff of the State Teachers' College at
Towson; the assistant wardens, consulting physicians and
chaplains of the Maryland Penitentiary; the shorthand
reporter of the Public Service Commission; all employees of
the State Roads Commission taken into the merit system by
executive order on or about January 1, 1939, including among
others the following: the chief engineer, consulting
engineers, workmen's compensation administrators, workmen's
compensation investigators and sign permit inspectors; and
the chief supervisor of assessments and all assistant State
supervisors of assessments appointed after June 1, 1957, by
the State Tax Commission.

Article — Courts and Judicial Proceedings

13-204.

The State Reporter, under the direction and supervision
of the Court of Appeals, shall let the necessary contracts
for publishing the Maryland Reports, containing opinions of
the Court of Appeals, and the Maryland Appellate Reports,
containing opinions of the Court of Special Appeals. The
contracts may be awarded on the terms and conditions the
State Reporter deems necessary. The publisher shall deliver
to the State [library] LAW LIBRARY 400 copies of each volume
of the Maryland Reports and 375 copies of each volume of the
Maryland Appellate Reports bound in first—class buckram.