398                                       LAWS OF MARYLAND                            [Ch. 2

594D.

(A) EVERY DISTRICT COURT JUDGE MAY ISSUE WARRANTS
OF ARREST AND WARRANTS FOR SEARCH AND SEIZURE OR FOR
INTERCEPTION OF COMMUNICATIONS, WHEN AND IN THE MANNER
AUTHORIZED BY LAM.

(E) EVERY DISTRICT COURT JUDGE MAY ISSUE WRITS OF
HABEAS CORPUS AD TESTIFACANDUM OR AD PROSEQUENDUM , AND
WRITS OF ERROR CORAM NOBIS.

REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsection (a) is the first clause
of Art. 26, §145(b) (6) (i) . Subsection (b) is
Art. 26, §145(b)(7), both of which are
proposed for repeal. The provisions are
proposed for transfer to Art. 27 for
organizational purposes.

SECTION 7. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That §586
of Art. 27 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971
Repl. Vol.), title "Crimes and Punishments", subtitle
"Venue, Procedure and Sentence", subheading "Venue",
be and it is hereby renumbered to be new §586A
thereof; and that new §586 be and it is hereby added
to the same Article, title, subtitle and subheading,
to follow immediately after §585 thereof, all to read
as follows:

586.

THE DISTRICT COURT SITTING IN EACH DISTRICT MAY
HEAR AND DETERMINE CRIMINAL CASES WITHIN ITS
JURISDICTION IF THE ACTS CHARGED OCCURRED WITHIN THE
DISTRICT, PROVIDED THAT WITHIN EACH DISTRICT THE
DEFENDANT SHALL BE TRIED WITHIN THE COUNTY IN WHICH
THE CRIME OR OFFENSE WAS COMMITTED, UNLESS THE CASE IS
LAWFULLY REMOVED.

[586. ] 586A.

If any person be feloniously stricken or poisoned
in one county, and die of the same stroke or poison in
another county within one year thereafter, the
offender shall be tried in the court within whose
jurisdiction such county lies where the stroke or
poison was given; and in like manner an accessory to
murder or felony committed shall be tried by the court
within whose jurisdiction such person became
accessory.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section of the till in effect