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[informer and the residue] shall be paid to the collector of county or
city taxes for the use of the county or city where the prosecution
therefor may be [instituted].

§ 11. Same—Commitment for failure to pay fine.

If any person against whom any judgment may be rendered for
the penalty provided in § 9 shall not immediately pay the same
and the costs of the prosecution or give security satisfactory to the
[justice] court rendering the judgment for the payment, he [shall]
may be committed to jail [, there to remain until the same shall be
paid or until the expiration of ten days from the date of the commit-
ment, whichever shall first occur] pursuant to the provisions of
Article 38, § 4.

Section 31. And be it further enacted, That Sections 14 and 15 of
Article 31B, Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement Vol-
ume) title "Defective Delinquents", subheading "Application", be and
they are hereby repealed and re-enacted, with amendments, to read
as follows:

§ 14. Not to affect juvenile courts; adults convicted in juvenile
courts.

Nothing in this article shall be construed to extend to or affect any
case in a juvenile court [or in the court of a magistrate for juvenile
causes,] or any person involved in such case, unless the juvenile court
judge shall have waived jurisdiction in the case so that it may be
heard and adjudicated in a regular criminal court. Provided however,
that the provisions of this article shall apply to any adult who has
been found guilty and sentenced by one of the several juvenile courts
in this State when said juvenile court is exercising its original juris-
diction as provided in §§ [53 and 55] 70-2 and 76 of Article 26 of the
Annotated Code of Maryland.

§ 15. Not to affect [magistrate courts; Baltimore City] District
Court.

Nothing in this article shall be construed to extend to or affect

any case in the [court of a magistrate or justice of the peace,] Dis-

trict Court or any person involved in such case [, unless by reason

of a request for a jury trial or for other cause the case shall be heard
and adjudicated in a regular criminal court. Provided, however, that
the Criminal Court of Baltimore City shall have jurisdiction of a per-
son convicted and sentenced by the Municipal Court of Baltimore
City] if the crime, offense, crimes or offenses, for which he has been
convicted and sentenced are within one or more of the categories listed

in § 6 of this article.

A CONVICTION AND SENTENCE IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF ONE OF THE OFFENSES ENUMERATED IN SECTION 6
OF THIS ARTICLE IS A CONVICTION AND SENTENCE IN A
COURT OF THIS STATE FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS
ARTICLE. HOWEVER, JURISDICTION TO DETERMINE
WHETHER OR NOT A DEFENDANT IS A DEFECTIVE DE-
LINQUENT IS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OR
THE CRIMINAL COURT OF BALTIMORE, WITH RESPECT TO