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Code of Public General Laws for exchange with other states; to the
Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City, two copies of each; to
the executive department of each state and territory of the Union, one
copy of the laws and journals; to the Board of Correction, one copy of
the laws; to the mayor and city council of Baltimore, two. copies of the
laws; to the chief judge and each of the associate judges of the Su-
preme Bench of Baltimore City, one copy of the laws; to the clerk of
the Superior Court of Baltimore City, the clerk of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas, the clerk of the circuit courts of Baltimore City, the clerk
of the Criminal Court of Baltimore, and the clerk of the Baltimore
City Court, one copy of the laws for the use of their respective offices
and one copy of the journals for the inspection of the citizens; to the
Register of Wills of Baltimore City, one copy of the laws; for each
judge of the orphans' court, one copy of the laws and one copy for
the office; one copy of the laws for the Chief Judge and each
associate judge of the District Court [people's court, and each judge
of the Municipal Court of the City of Baltimore!; to the clerks of the
circuit courts for the several counties, one copy of the laws for office
use and one copy of the journals for the inspection of the citizens; to
each of the associate judges of the several judicial circuits, except the
eighth circuit, one copy of the laws; one copy of the laws and journals
for each member of the General Assembly; one copy for the offices
of the county commissioners; [and one copy for each trial magistrate,
substitute magistrate and people's court judge in and for their re-
spective counties]; the said copies to be delivered by the clerks of
the circuit courts and the clerks of the Baltimore City Court. The re-
maining volumes of the Session Laws and journals, including copies
of the Code of Public General Laws of Maryland, deposited in the
State Library, shall be retained in the State Library or distributed
under the supervision and direction of the library committee of the
Maryland State Library or may be used by the State Library for ex-
change purposes.

165. Distribution of opinions of Court of Appeals and Court of
Special Appeals.

The published opinions of the Court of Appeals and of the Court of
Special Appeals shall be distributed by the Director in the following
manner, that is to say: to the Court of Appeals, two copies for the
office and one for each of the judges thereof; to the Court of Special
Appeals, two copies for the office and one for each of the judges
thereof; to each of the associate judges of the circuit courts for the
several counties, to the chief judge and the associate judges of the
Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, one copy each for the use of their
respective offices; to the clerks of the circuit courts for the several
counties and of the City of Baltimore and the clerk of the Superior
Court of Baltimore City, the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, the
clerk of the Baltimore City Court, and the clerk of the Criminal Court
of Baltimore, one copy each; to the Chief Judge and each associate
judge of the District Court, one copy each; to the registers of wills
throughout the State for the use of the registers of wills and orphans'
court, one copy; to the Commissioner of the Land Office, one copy;
to the executive chamber, one copy; to the Library of Congress, five
copies; to the Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City, two copies;
to the General Assembly, eight copies; and to the executive depart-
ment of each state in the Union, one copy; to the Comptroller of the
treasury, the Treasurer of Maryland, the Department of Legislative