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§ 5-605. Failure to comply with order or subpoena.

If any person fails to comply with a lawful order or subpoena of
the Department, or fails to appear to testify to any matter concern-
ing which he may be lawfully interrogated, upon petition of the
Department, setting forth the facts, it is the duty of the Circuit
Court of any county or of Baltimore City Court, as the case may be,
to compel obedience to the requirements of the subpoena or order and
to compel the production of relevant documents and other evidence.
Any person failing, refusing, or neglecting to comply with the order
of the court shall be punished for contempt of court.

§ 5-606. Wrecker or scrap processor shall not conduct business dur-
ing period of refusal, suspension or revocation.

Any wrecker or scrap processor, whose license has been refused,
suspended, or revoked as provided in this subtitle shall not conduct
any business as a wrecker or scrap processor, as defined in this sec-
tion, during the period of refusal, suspension, or revocation.

§ 5-607. Filing of appeal if license denied.

Any person, firm, or corporation denied a license as a wrecker
or scrap processor whose license as such has been suspended or re-
voked may file an appeal for a hearing in the matter in the Balti-
more City Court or in the circuit court of the county, as the case may
be, wherein such business of the wrecker or scrap processor shall be
located and the court is vested with jurisdiction to take testimony
and examine into the facts of the case and to determine if the peti-
tioner is entitled to a license or is subject to suspension or revocation
of the license under the provisions of this subtitle. If an appeal is
prayed, the Department shall stay its order pending determination
of the appeal.

§ 5-608. Violation of Part VI.

Violation of any of the provisions of this part shall be deemed a
misdemeanor.

Subtitle 6
Drivers' Licenses

Part I—Issuance of Licenses, Expiration and Renewal.
§ 6-101. Drivers must be licensed.

(a) No person shall drive or attempt to drive a motor vehicle
upon a highway in this state unless:

1.    He holds a valid driver's license issued under this article,
which license authorizes him to drive vehicles of the class he is
driving or attempting to drive;

2.    He is expressly exempt from the licensing requirements of this
article; or

3. He is otherwise specifically authorized by the provisions of
this article to drive vehicles of the class he is driving or attempting
to drive.