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Ch. 213
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2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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2-715.
After a hearing, the Board may suspend or revoke the license issued to any
licensee under this subtitle, if the licensee:
(7) Commits an act of cruelty [or torture,] as [those terms are] defined
in [Article 27, § 62 of the Code] § 10-601 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE, or allows
the commission of an act of cruelty [or torture] by any other person with relation to
any horse under the control of the licensee;
2-716.
(a) If, in accordance with [Article 27, § 67 of the Code] § 10-615 OF THE
CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE, the Board considers it necessary to take possession of a
horse to protect it from neglect or cruelty, the Board immediately shall notify the
owner or custodian of this action.
Article - Business Regulation
4- 310.
(c) Subject to the hearing provisions of § 4-311 of this subtitle, the
Commission shall suspend or revoke a boxer or kick boxer license and the boxer or
kick boxer shall forfeit the boxer's purse or other compensation from the contest if the
boxer or kick boxer:
(2) submits a urine sample that tests positive for the presence of a
controlled dangerous substance defined [under Article 27, § 277 of the Code] IN §
5- 101 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE or other substance that the Commission
prohibits by regulation.
4-315.
(b) Each boxer or kick boxer in a contest shall submit to a chemical test of the
urine of the boxer or kick boxer to detect the presence of a controlled dangerous
substance defined [under Article 27, § 277 of the Code] IN § 5-101 OF THE CRIMINAL
LAW ARTICLE or other substance that the Commission prohibits by regulation.
Subtitle 10. Prohibited [Acts] ACT.
11- 1001.
(a) Except in accordance with a license, a person may not hold, or aid or abet
in holding, a race meeting at which horses are raced for a purse, reward, or stake.
12- 401.
(b) A dealer or pawnbroker shall release to the primary law enforcement unit
an item of personal property, other than a security or printed evidence of
indebtedness, located at the place of business of the dealer or pawnbroker if:
(5) the primary law enforcement unit provides to the dealer or
pawnbroker a receipt that describes the item and that notifies the dealer or
pawnbroker of the dealer's or pawnbroker's right to file an application for a statement
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