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been no suspension of sentence or proceedings in the first
place; provided, however, that in any case where a full
trial or hearing has not been had and the charge or crime
has not been fully shown, sustained or determined before
suspension of sentence or further proceedings, the Court
shall hear the case de novo before sentence is passed or
a final disposition of the case is made.

1173. The Court shall have the authority to extend the
term of probation at any time for such additional period
as may be deemed proper and may attach thereto the same
or additional terms and conditions as were, originally
attached or may at any time dismiss the probationer and
the proceedings in which sentence or further proceedings
were originally suspended.

1174. The Supreme Bench of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized to appoint three persons as stenographers and
typists to serve during its pleasure who shall receive from
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore such salaries as
may be appropriated in the annual Ordinance of Estimates.
Said persons shall be members of the staff of the Judge
assigned by the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City to exer-
cise jurisdiction in juvenile causes and shall perform such
duties as he may require.

1177. The Supreme Bench of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized to appoint a physician, duly licensed as such
by the State of Maryland, to serve during its pleasure, a
psychiatrist duly licensed as a physician by the State of
Maryland and a stenographer to aid the said physician.
Said physicians and said stenographer shall be members
of the staff of the Judge assigned by the Supreme Bench
of Baltimore City to exercise jurisdiction in juvenile causes
and shall perform such duties as he may require, and
receive from the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore such
salaries as may be appropriated in the annual Ordinance
of Estimates.

SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That Sections 50 and
58 of Article 26, title "Courts", sub-title "Minors without
Proper Care or Guardianship", of the Annotated Code of
the Public General Laws of Maryland (1939 Edition), be
and they are hereby repealed and re-enacted, with amend-
ments, to read as follows:

50. Any reputable person being a resident of the State
of Maryland, having knowledge of a child in any county
of said State who appears to be a minor without proper
care or guardianship, or in the City of Baltimore who