MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

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the circuit court of any county or of the Criminal Court
of Baltimore or judge of the District Court, it appears
that the property taken is not the same as that described
in the warrant or that there is no probable cause for
believing the existence of the grounds on which the
warrant was issued, or that the property was taken under
a warrant issued more than fifteen (15) calendar days
prior to the seizure, said judge must cause it to be
restored to the person from whom it was taken; but if it
appears that the property taken is the same as that
described in the warrant and that there is probable cause
for believing the existence of the grounds on which the
warrant was issued, then said judge shall order the same
retained in the custody of the person seizing it or to be
otherwise disposed of according to law.

639A.

(a) (5) Supplemental Powers of District Court
Judge; Revocation, Change, or Modification of Release;
Termination of Release; Probation. This section is
supplemental to the powers of the District Court judge
contained in § 643A of Article 27. At any time during
the period of confinement imposed by the judge he may (i)
revoke, change or modify and release, or the conditions
of such release, under this section in the manner and to
the extent provided by Article 27, § 700A, (ii) release
any prisoner under the provisions OF this section,
notwithstanding that he has already served part of a
sentence previously imposed, or (iii) terminate any
release pursuant to this section and place any person
under probation as provided in § 643A of Article 27 of
the Code.

706.

(e) Comprehensive rehabilitative services shall be
made available to inmates of each community correction
center. The purpose of these services [are] IS to assist
an inmate to improve his education, upgrade his
vocational skills, obtain suitable employment, strengthen
his relationships to his family and community, improve
his physical and mental health, and reduce any tendency
to abuse alcohol or drugs. The programs may provide
appropriate counseling, instruction, supervision and
medical and psychological treatment as is necessary to
help the inmate achieve a stable and productive role in
society. The Division of Correction, by purchase of
service agreement or by contract, may arrange for any
person, firm, organization, or governmental agency to
furnish rehabilitative programs and services. To the
extent practicable, the Division shall utilize
appropriate programs and services which exist in the
community.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1976.