496 LAWS OF MARYLAND [CH. 265

over a child under the age of eighteen years, that juris-
diction shall continue until the child reaches the age of
twenty-one years, unless sooner discharged; provided that
nothing herein shall affect the jurisdiction of other courts
over offenses committed by such child after he reaches the
age of eighteen.

(c) In every case pending before him, the Judge may
cause any person within his jurisdiction to be examined
by a physician, psychiatrist, or psychologist designated by
him.

244. (Jury Trial. ) Any adult defendant in any case
under this sub-title shall have the right to trial by jury
and the Judge shall not proceed with the trial until he has
informed the defendant of his right to trial by jury, and
such right has been freely waived by the defendant. If a
jury trial is prayed, the Judge shall release the defendant
upon his giving bond, with sufficient surety, conditioned
upon his personal appearance before the Circuit Court for
Garrett County to answer the charge against him. In
default of bond, the defendant shall be committed to jail.

245. (a) (Appeal. ) Any interested party aggrieved by
any order of the Judge may, within thirty days after the
entry of such order, appeal therefrom to the Circuit Court
for Garrett County. At the hearing on such appeal, the
case shall be heard de novo, and any issue of fact may be
submitted to a jury for determination, or may be deter-
mined by the Circuit Court, sitting as a fury. The Circuit
Court shall enter such order or judgment, within the
jurisdiction of the Trial Magistrate sitting below, as it
may find proper. Provided, however, that if the case has
been heard before a Judge of the Circuit Court, sitting in
the Juvenile Court, there shall be no right of appeal to the
Circuit Court of the County, except for the determination
of issues of fact by a jury.

(b) The pendency of any such appeal or application
therefor with respect to a child, shall not suspend the order
of the Judge regarding such child, nor shall it discharge
such child from the custody of the person, institution, or
agency to whose care such child shall have been committed.

245A. (Rules. ) The Judge shall have power to make
such rules and orders for the conduct of the Court as he
may think proper; and shall have power and authority to
enforce obedience to his orders, writs, and judgments by
attachment, and to inflict summary punishment for con-