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144 LAWS OF MARYLAND [Ch. 2
a case otherwise within its jurisdiction.
SEC. 3-807. JURISDICTION IN PATERNITY PROCEEDINGS.
THE COURT HAS CONCURRENT JURISDICTION OVER
PATERNITY PROCEEDINGS ONLY IF A CHILD OR OTHER PERSON
IS OTHERWISE SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE COURT.
PROCEDURE IN A PATERNITY CASE SHALL BE AS PRESCRIBED
BY ARTICLE 16, §§ 66A - 66P OF THE CODE.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from Art. 26, §7 0-2 (c) . This
section is modified to clearly indicate
that a juvenile court has jurisdiction over
paternity proceedings only if a child or
other person is otherwise subject to the
jurisdiction of the court. If the court is
required to determine paternity, it must
afford the procedures specified in Art. 16,
§66Aff, including a jury trial if demanded.
SEC. 3-808. EXEMPTIONS; LIMITATIONS OF JURISDICTION.
THE COURT DOES NOT HAVE JURISDICTION OVER:
(1) A CHILD 14 YEARS OLD OR OLDER ALLEGED
TO HAVE DONE AN ACT WHICH, IF COMMITTED BY AN ADULT,
WOULD BE A CRIME PUNISHABLE BY DEATH OR LIFE
IMPRISONMENT, OR AN ASSOCIATED OFFENSE, UNLESS AN
ORDER REMOVING THE PROCEEDING TO THE JUVENILE COURT
HAS BEEN FILED PURSUANT TO §594A OF ARTICLE 27;
(2) A CHILD 16 YEARS OLD OR OLDER ALLEGED
TO HAVE DONE AN ACT IN VIOLATION OF ANY PROVISION OF
THE STATE VEHICLE LAW OR ANY OTHER TRAFFIC LAW OR
ORDINANCE EXCEPT WHEN A CHARGE IS MANSLAUGHTER BY
AUTOMOBILE, POSSESSION OF A STOLEN MOTOR VEHICLE,
UNAUTHORIZED USE OR OCCUPANCY OF A MOTOR VEHICLE,
TAMPERING WITH A MOTOR VEHICLE, OR VIOLATION OF
§11-902 OF THE STATE VEHICLE LAW;
(3) A CHILD 16 YEARS OLD OR OLDER ALLEGED
TO HAVE DONE AN ACT IN VIOLATION OF ANY PROVISION OF
LAW, RULE, OR REGULATION GOVERNING THE USE OR
OPERATION OF A BOAT EXCEPT WHEN A CHARGE OF
MANSLAUGHTER BY BOAT, POSSESSION OF A STOLEN BOAT,
TAMPERING WITH A BOAT, OR OPERATING A BOAT WHILE UNDER
THE INFLUENCE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR OR DRUGS.
(4) A CHILD 16 YEARS OLD OR OLDER ALLEGED
TO HAVE COMMITTED THE CRIME OF ROBBERY WITH A DEADLY
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