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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 472

75.

(e) When a warrant is revoked by an order of court
or its execution is stayed, the clerk of the court by
which the warrant is revoked, or the clerk of the court
by which the sentence was imposed in the case of an
appeal to the Court of SPECIAL Appeals OR ON CERTIORARI
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS [of Maryland] and the compliance
with the requirements of [Article 5 of the Code, subtitle
"Appeals in Criminal Cases,"] TITLE 12 OF THE COURTS
ARTICLE ON APPEALS IN CRIMINAL CASES, shall notify the
warden forthwith, by telephone if necessary, that said
warrant has been revoked or its execution has been
stayed, as the case may be, and shall transmit forthwith
to the warden a certificate that said warrant has been
revoked or its execution stayed. The Governor shall
notify the warden forthwith of the revocation of a
warrant by him.

443.

(g) Any person aggrieved by the action of the
Superintendent of the Maryland state Police and/or his
duly authorized agent or agents may appeal the
disapproval of his or her application for a pistol and
revolver dealer's license to the circuit court of the
county where the applicant's intended place of business
is to be conducted or to the Baltimore City Court, if the
applicant's intended place of business is to be conducted
within the limits of Baltimore City. Such appeal must
be filed not later than thirty days from the date written
notification of disapproval to the prospective licensee
was mailed by the said Superintendent and/or his duly
authorized agent or agents. The court wherein an appeal
is properly and timely filed shall affirm or reverse the
determination of disapproval rendered by the said
Superintendent and/or his duly authorized agent or
agents, depending upon whether it finds that any false
information or statement was supplied or made by the
applicant, or that the application was not properly
completed. A further appeal to the Court of SPECIAL
Appeals may be prosecuted by either the Superintendent of
the Maryland State Police or the applicant from the
decision reached by the circuit court or Baltimore City
Court in accordance with this subsection.

645A.

(b) For the purposes of this subtitle, an
allegation of error shall be deemed to be finally
litigated when the [Court of Appeals or] Court of Special
Appeals has rendered a decision on the merits thereof,
either upon direct appeal or upon any consideration of an
application for leave to appeal filed pursuant to § 645—I
of this subtitle; or when a court of original
jurisdiction, after a full and fair hearing, has rendered
a decision on the merits thereof upon a petition for a
writ of habeas corpus or a writ of error coram nobis,