WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 6

person designated by the court, upon their written promise to bring the child before the
court when requested by the court, and such security for the child's appearance as the
court may reasonably require, unless his placement in detention or shelter care is
permitted and appears required by § 3-815[,]; or

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Incorrect punctuation in § 3-814(b)(l) of the Courts and Judicial
Proceedings Article.

Occurred: Ch. 554, Acts of 1975.
3-817.

(a) The court may waive the exclusive jurisdiction conferred by § 3-804 with
respect to a petition alleging delinquency by:

(1) A child who is 15 years old or older[,]; or
DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Incorrect punctuation in § 3-817(a)(l) of the Courts and Judicial
Proceedings Article.

Occurred: Ch. 554, Acts of 1975.
3-820.

(j) (3) Any time after the commitment of the child to a State mental
retardation facility if the individualized [treatment] plan OF HABILITATION
developed under [§ 7-605] § 7-1006 of the Health - General Article recommends that
a child no longer meets the standards in subsection (i), then the court shall grant a
hearing to review the commitment order. The court may grant a hearing at any other
time for the purpose of determining if the standard in subsection (i) continues to be
met.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Obsolete terminology and cross-reference in § 3-820(j)(3) of the
Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article.

Occurred: As a result of Chs. 636 and 637, Acts of 1986, which repealed §
7-605 of the Health - General Article and enacted similar provisions in §
7-1006.

3-835.

(a) A law enforcement officer authorized to make arrests shall issue a citation to
a child if the officer has probable cause to believe that the child is violating:

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