MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

595

Although there are exceptions to the general
rule, they would not appear to be at all
controlling in this instance. See, e.g.. Art.

27, §36B(e); State v. Shearin, ___ Md. ___

(The Daily Record, Oct. 21, 1974). The
deletion of minimum penalties follows the
revision standard previously adopted by the
General Assembly; see, e.g., NR §4-1201.

The Commission notes that the specific,
defined provisions of this subtitle, which
require "intent to deceive," are subject to
lesser penalties than the general provisions
of Art. 27, §195(b-2), which permit the
imposition of $1,000 fine and a one—year
prison term for persons who, whether or not
with intent to deceive, offer for sale
secondhand merchandise without identifying
them as such. The General Assembly may wish to
conform these provisions and penalties.

SUBTITLE 9. KOSHER PRODUCTS.

14-901. DEFINITIONS.

(A)   IN GENERAL.

IN THIS SUBTITLE THE FOLLOWING WORDS HAVE THE
MEANINGS INDICATED.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language used
as the standard introductory language to a
definition section.

(B)   KOSHER.

"KOSHER" MEANS PREPARED UNDER AND CONSISTING OF
PRODUCTS SANCTIONED BY ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGIOUS RULES
AND REQUIREMENTS.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language

derived without substantive change from the

first clause of each of Art. 27, §§     196 and
197.

The more correct term "Jewish" is substituted
for the somewhat archaic "Hebrew."

(C)   MEAT.

"MEAT" INCLUDES MEAT PREPARATION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language
introduced without substantive change to avoid