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(28)  Fraud on hotels, etc., under Maryland Code, Article 27,
Sections 161 and 162.

(29)  Fraud offenses relating to gold and silver punishable under
Maryland Code, Article 27, [Section 223] Sections 217-223.

(30)   Fraud offenses relating to watches punishable under Mary-
land Code, Article 27, [Section 228] Sections 224-228.

(31)  Fraud offenses relating to motor fuels, oils, and lubricants
punishable under Maryland Code, Article 27, [Section 233] Sections
231-233.

(32)  Fraud upon gas and upon electric companies under Maryland
Code, Article 2, Sections 192 through 194.

(33)   Fraud upon telephone company offenses under Maryland
Code, Article 27, Section 194A.

(33A) Fraud—wood alcohol offenses under Maryland Code, Article
27, Section 230.

(34)  Game preserve offenses under Maryland Code, Article 27,
Sections 235 and 236.

(35)   Gaming with dice under Maryland Code, Article 27, Section
245.

(36)   Getting upon engine, cars, or track without authority under
Maryland Code, Article 27, Section 455.

(37)  Harbor tunnel violations under Article 89B, Section 120B
and Section 120C, and any rules and regulations of the State Roads
Commission adopted thereunder.

(37A) Hindering or interfering with a public officer.

(38)   Horse meat sales offenses under Maryland Code, Article 27,
Section 212.

(39)   Identification card or badge offenses under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Section 550.

(40)   Indecent exposure.

(40A) Indecent books, pamphlets, drawings, etc., under Maryland
Code, Article 27, Sections 418 and 419.

(41)  Inspections, weights and measures violations under City
Code, Article 15, and Maryland Code, Article 97, Section 69.

(41A) Insurance license requirements under Maryland Code,
Article 48A, Section 167.

(42)  Kosher food offenses under Maryland Code, Article 27,
Sections 196 and 197.

(43)  Larceny under Maryland Code, Article 27, Sections 340, 341,
under Section 343, [as] in [case] cases only where the subject
matter [is less than one] does not exceed five hundred dollars, and
under Sections 344 and 345.

(44)  Larceny after trust under Maryland Code, Article 27, Section
346 and under Section 353, in the latter instance only where the
value of the goods or things converted is less than [one] five hundred
dollars.