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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 239

(12)   COMMITMENT TO A CORRECTIONAL FACILITY,
WHETHER STATE OR LOCALLY OPERATED;

(13)   RELEASE FROM DETENTION OR CONFINEMENT;

(14)   AN ESCAPE FROM CONFINEMENT;

(15)   A PARDON, REPRIEVE, COMMUTATION OF
SENTENCE, OR OTHER CHANGE IN A SENTENCE, INCLUDING A
CHANGE ORDERED BY A COURT;

(16)   ENTRY OF AN APPEAL TO AN APPELLATE
COURT;

(17)   JUDGMENT OF AN APPELLATE COURT;

(18) ORDER OF A COURT IN A COLLATERAL
PROCEEDING THAT AFFECTS A PERSON'S CONVICTION, SENTENCE,
OR CONFINEMENT; AND

(19) ANY OTHER EVENT ARISING OUT OF OR
OCCURRING DURING THE COURSE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PROCEEDINGS DECLARED TO BE REPORTABLE BY RULE OR
REGULATION OF THE SECRETARY OR THE COURT OF APPEALS.

(B)    THERE IS A CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM
CENTRAL REPOSITORY FOR THE COLLECTION, STORAGE, AND
DISSEMINATION OF CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD INFORMATION.
THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY SHALL BE OPERATED BY THE MARYLAND
STATE POLICE, UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL OF THE
SECRETARY, WITH THE ADVICE OF THE ADVISORY BOARD.

(C)    EVERY CRIMINAL JUSTICE AGENCY SHALL REPORT
CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD INFORMATION, WHETHER COLLECTED
MANUALLY OR BY MEANS OF AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM, TO THE
CENTRAL REPOSITORY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING
PROVISIONS:

(1)    DATA PERTAINING TO AN ARREST OR THE
ISSUANCE OF AN ARREST WARRANT SHALL BE REPORTED WITHIN
[[24]] 72 HOURS AFTER THE ARREST IS MADE OR THE WARRANT
IS ISSUED WHICHEVER FIRST OCCURS;

(2)    DATA PERTAINING TO THE RELEASE OF A
PERSON AFTER ARREST WITHOUT THE FILING OF A CHARGE SHALL
BE REPORTED WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER THE PERSON IS RELEASED;

(3)    DATA PERTAINING TO ANY OTHER DEPORTABLE
EVENT SHALL BE REPORTED WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER OCCURRENCE
OF THE EVENT;

(4)    THE TIME REQUIREMENTS IN THIS SUBSECTION
MAY BE REDUCED BY RULES ADOPTED BY THE SECRETARY OR THE
COURT OF APPEALS.

(D)    REPORTING METHODS MAY INCLUDE:

(1)         SUBMITTAL OF CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD