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2814 LAWS OF MARYLAND Ch. 692
CUSTODY OF THE APPLICATIONS AND ORDERS SHALL BE WHEREVER
THE JUDGE DIRECTS. THE APPLICATIONS AND ORDERS SHALL BE
DISCLOSED ONLY UPON A SHOWING OF GOOD CAUSE BEFORE A
JUDGE OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION AND SHALL NOT BE
DESTROYED EXCEPT ON ORDER OF THE ISSUING OR DENYING
JUDGE, AND IN ANY EVENT SHALL BE KEPT FOR TEN YEARS.
(3) ANY VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SUBSECTION MAY BE PUNISHED AS CONTEMPT OF THE ISSUING OR
DENYING JUDGE.
(4) WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME BUT NOT LATER
THAN 90 DAYS AFTER THE TERMINATION OF THE PERIOD OF AN
ORDER OR EXTENSIONS THEREOF, THE ISSUING JUDGE SHALL
CAUSE TO BE SERVED, ON THE PERSONS NAMED IN THE ORDER,
AND THE OTHER PARTIES TO INTERCEPTED COMMUNICATIONS AS
THE JUDGE MAY DETERMINE IN HIS DISCRETION THAT IS IN THE
INTEREST OF JUSTICE, AN INVENTORY WHICH SHALL INCLUDE
NOTICE OF:
(I) THE FACT OF THE ENTRY OF THE
ORDER;
(II) THE DATE OF THE ENTRY AND THE
PERIOD OF AUTHORIZED INTERCEPTION; AND
(III) THE FACT THAT DURING THE PERIOD
WIRE OR ORAL COMMUNICATIONS WERE OR WERE NOT INTERCEPTED.
THE JUDGE, UPON THE FILING OF A MOTION, IN HIS
DISCRETION MAY SHALL MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE PERSON OR HIS
COUNSEL FOR INSPECTION PORTIONS OF THE INTERCEPTED
COMMUNICATIONS, APPLICATIONS AND ORDERS AS THE JUDGE
DETERMINES TO BE IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE. ON AN EX-
PARTE SHOWING OF GOOD CAUSE TO A JUDGE OF COMPETENT
JURISDICTION THE SERVING OF THE INVENTORY REQUIRED BY
THIS SUBSECTION MAY BE POSTPONED PERTAINING TO THAT
PERSON AND THE ALLEGED CRIME.
(H) THE CONTENTS OF ANY INTERCEPTED WIRE OR ORAL
COMMUNICATION OR EVIDENCE DERIVED THEREFROM MAY NOT BE
RECEIVED IN EVIDENCE OR OTHERWISE DISCLOSED IN ANY TRIAL,
HEARING, OR OTHER PROCEEDING IN THE COURTS OF THIS STATE
UNLESS EACH PARTY, NOT LESS THAN TEN DAYS BEFORE THE
TRIAL, HEARING, OR PROCEEDING, HAS BEEN FURNISHED WITH A
COPY OF THE COURT ORDER, AND ACCOMPANYING APPLICATION,
UNDER WHICH THE INTERCEPTION WAS AUTHORIZED. WHERE NO
APPLICATION OR ORDER IS REQUIRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THIS SUBTITLE, EACH PARTY, NOT LESS THAN TEN DAYS BEFORE
THE TRIAL, HEARING OR PROCEEDING, SHALL BE FURNISHED WITH
INFORMATION CONCERNING WHEN, WHERE AND HOW THE
INTERCEPTION TOOK PLACE AND WHY NO APPLICATION OR ORDER
WAS REQUIRED. THIS TEN-DAY PERIOD MAY BE WAIVED BY THE
JUDGE IF HE FINDS THAT IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO FURNISH THE
PARTY WITH THE ABOVE INFORMATION TEN DAYS BEFORE THE
TRIAL, HEARING, OR PROCEEDING AND THAT THE PARTY WILL NOT
BE PREJUDICED BY THE DELAY IN RECEIVING THE INFORMATION.
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