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Ch. 13
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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since the denial of a license, for example,
might not be necessarily by formal "order".
The only other changes are in style.
As to subsection (a)(2) of this section, Art.
1, §20, provides that "registered mail"
includes certified mail.
The provisions of present §5-502 (b), which
establish an exception to the general rule of
this section, have been transferred to
Subtitle 3 of this title (see, §5-304(e)),
since they relate specifically to the
suspension of an airport license.
5-211. OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES OF DEPARTMENT AS WITNESSES.
AN OFFICES OR EMPLOYEE OF THE DEPARTMENT MAY NOT BE
REQUIRED TO TESTIFY IN ANY SUIT, ACTION, OR OTHER
PROCEEDING THAT INVOLVES AIRCRAFT, EITHER:
(1) WITH RESPECT TO ANY FACT ASCERTAINED IN
OR INFORMATION GAINED BY REASON OF HIS OFFICIAL CAPACITY;
OR
(2) AS AN EXPERT WITNESS.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 1A, §5-503.
The section has been revised to clarify that
the phrase "in any suit...that involves
aircraft" is intended to modify not only "as
an expert witness", but, also, the reference
in item (1) to "fact ... or information".
The only other changes are in style.
The Commission recognizes that this section
derives from a public policy designed to
encourage frank and complete disclosure of
matters to the Administration. However, it
fears that the breadth of the prohibition
established by this section might well be
unfair in many instances. To avoid undue
hardship in cases where pertinent facts are
known only to the Administration, a less
absolute prohibition might be more
appropriate.
5-212. STATE AVIATION ADMINISTRATION POLICE FORCE.
(A) FORCE ESTABLISHED.
THERE IS A STATE AVIATION ADMINISTRATION POLICE
FORCE IN THE ADMINISTRATION.
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