MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

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seized or captured, the county treasurer of the county or
[[dirctor]] director of finance in Baltimore City, shall
within ninety days from the date of the record of the
entry of such conviction, unless the case is appealed to
an appellate court, make application to the circuit court
of the county, for an order declaring and ordering that
such money, currency or cash in the custody of the
director of finance or county treasurer shall be
forfeited to the sole use and gain of the county or city.
The court to which any such application has been directed
shall establish to its satisfaction that there is no
pending and undetermined suit or proceeding which has
been filed in any court of competent jurisdiction,
against the director of finance or treasurer, seeking a
return or recovery of the money, currency or cash so held
in custody, before the court shall proceed so to order a
forfeiture of such money, currency or cash to the county.

(1) All applications for the forfeiture of
contraband shall be by petition and a copy of the
petition and show cause order shall be served in the
first instance pursuant to Rule 104 of the Maryland Rules
of Procedure or Rule No. 104 of the Maryland District
Rules, and thereafter, the summons having been returned
non est, the director of finance of Baltimore City or
county treasurer may proceed pursuant to Rule [105,3
105(B), subsection 2 and subsection 3 of the Maryland
Rules of Procedure as amended, or Rule No. 104 h of the
Maryland District Rules.

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(b) (4) (ii) The petition, affidavit and show
cause order shall be served in the first instance
pursuant to Rule 104 of the Maryland Rules of Procedure
or Rule No. 104 of the Maryland District Rules, and
thereafter, the summons having been returned non est, the
director of finance of Baltimore City or county treasurer
may proceed pursuant to Rule [105,] 105(B), subsection 2
and subsection 3 of the Maryland Rules of Procedure as
amended, or Rule No. 104 h of the Maryland District
Rules.

585.

Any person or persons who shall willfully intercept
or tap any telephonic or telegraphic communications in
any manner other than pursuant to an order under the
provisions of §§ 10-401 through [10-410] 10-408 of the
Courts Article of the Code, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be subject
to a fine of not more than one thousand dollars
($1,000.00) or to imprisonment for not more than ninety
(90) days or to both such fine and imprisonment in the