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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 463

3-804.

(d) The court does not have jurisdiction over:

(1)    A child [14] [[15]] 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, as well as all other charges against the
child arising out of the same incident, unless an order
removing the proceeding to the 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 the 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] driving while INTOXICATED, impaired, or
under the influence of alcohol or drugs, OR VIOLATION OF
ANY PROVISION OF THE STATE VEHICLE LAW OR OTHER TRAFFIC
LAW OR ORDINANCE THAT PRESCRIBES A PENALTY OF
INCARCERATION;

(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 the charge is manslaughter by boat,
possession of a stolen boat, tampering with a boat, [or]
operating a boat while INTOXICATED, IMPAIRED, OR under
the influence of [intoxicating liquor] ALCOHOL or drugs
OR VIOLATION OF ANY PROVISION OF LAW, ROLE OR REGULATION
GOVERNING THE USE OR OPERATION OF A BOAT, THAT PRESCRIBES
A PENALTY OF INCARCERATION.

(4) A child 16 years old or older alleged to
have committed the crime of robbery with a deadly weapon
as well as all other charges against the child arising
out of the same incident, unless an order removing the
proceeding to the court has been filed pursuant to § 594A
of Article 27.]]

[o] (R) "Shelter care" means the temporary care
of children in physically unrestricting facilities,
pending court disposition.

3-805.

(a) If a [child] PERSON is alleged to be
delinquent, the age of the [child] PERSON at the time the
alleged delinquent act was committed controls the
determination of jurisdiction under this subtitle.

3-806.

(a) If the court obtains jurisdiction over a
child, that jurisdiction continues until [the child] THAT
PERSON reaches 21 years of age unless terminated sooner.