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the State's Attorney of the fact that an investigation is being or is to be
conducted and that a hearing is to be had at a time and place to be stated
in such written notification and that he has the right to appear and pro-
duce such evidence or information as he may desire touching on said
investigation and shall have the right, if he desires to avail himself
of it and so notifies the State's Attorney of his said desire so to do, to
testify in his own behalf before said State's Attorney, upon signing a
written, waiver that any testimony he gives before such State's Attorney
may be used against him in the event of his trial on said Information, if
the same shall be later filed against him in said proceeding by the State's
Attorney.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 87E. 1931, ch. 448, sec. 87E.

94. For the purpose of Record of all Orders imposed by the Court
under the provisions of this section, that the Clerk of the Criminal Court
of Baltimore, keep and maintain a Docket known as "Domestic Informa-
tion Docket," in which said Docket shall be kept all records and orders
pertaining to each individual complaint.

The same pleading and practice and all provisions of law now applicable
to indictments and governing the trial or issues thereon shall be applicable,
so far as practicable, to information filed under this sub-title by the
State's Attorney.
Sections 90-94 cited in Strzegowski v. Strzegowski, 175 Md. 56.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 88. 1912, sec. 76. 1904, sec. 70. 1904, ch. 44, sec. 47B.

95. If the defendant shall be arrested and brought before a justice of
the peace, upon the charge of violating section 89 of this article, such jus-
tice shall hear the case, and if he be of the opinion that sufficient facts are
proved to substantiate the charge, he shall commit or bail the defendant
pending the action of the grand jury, as in other cases, or with the consent
of the defendant, may in place of such commitment or bail, pass an order
and take a recognizance as provided in section 89. If the defendant shall
violate the condition of the recognizance, it may be forfeited, and the
justice shall note the forfeiture on the recognizance and deliver it to the
clerk of the court having original jurisdiction of the misdemeanor described
in section 89. The said forfeited recognizance shall then become a record
of said court, and shall have the same effect and may be enforced in the
same manner as if it had been taken and forfeited by the court. If the
magistrate be satisfied by information and due proof under oath at any
time during the year that the defendant has violated the terms of the order,
he shall forthwith commit or bail the defendant for the action of the grand
jury, as in other cases.

See notes to sec. 89.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 89. 1912, sec. 77. 1908, ch. 694.

96. When any person shall have been convicted under the two preceding
sections, or either of them, and sentenced to imprisonment in the Mary-
land House of Correction, the court passing sentence upon such persons
may in its discretion pass an order directing the board of managers of the
said House of Correction to allot and pay over to the wife, minor child
or minor children, or to such person or persons on behalf of said wife,
minor child or minor children as the court in its said order may direct;
the whole or such part as the court may specify of the earnings of the labor
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