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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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7-209. GENERAL COUNSEL.
THE ADMINISTRATOR SHALL EMPLOY A GENERAL COUNSEL WHO
SERVES AT THE PLEASURE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR. THE GENERAL
COUNSEL IS ENTITLED TO THE COMPENSATION DETERMINED BY THE
ADMINISTRATOR.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 64B, §6 (a).
The term "Administrator" is substituted for
"Administration" for clarity.
The only other changes are in style.
As regards this section, see §2-106(e) of this
article and the revisor's note to that
section.
As to the exercise of the powers granted by
this section, see §7-203(b) of this subtitle.
7-210. INVESTIGATIONS, INQUIRIES, AND HEARINGS.
(A) POWER TO CONDUCT.
THE ADMINISTRATOR OR ANY OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF THE
ADMINISTRATION DESIGNATED BY HIM MAY CONDUCT
INVESTIGATIONS, INQUIRIES, AND HEARINGS AS TO ANY MATTER
AFFECTING TRANSIT SERVICES IN THE DISTRICT WITH WHICH THE
ADMINISTRATION IS CONCERNED.
(B) POWERS OF ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE.
THE ADMINISTRATOR OR HIS DESIGNEE MAY:
(1) ADMINISTER OATHS;
(2) CERTIFY TO ALL OFFICIAL ACTS; AND
(3) ISSUE SUBPOENAS AND ORDERS FOR THE
ATTENDANCE AND TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES AND THE PRODUCTION
OF PAPERS, BOOKS, AND DOCUMENTS.
(C) COURT ORDERS.
(1) IF A PERSON FAILS TO COMPLY WITH ANY
SUBPOENA OR ORDER ISSUED UNDER THIS SECTION, THE
ADMINISTRATOR OR HIS DESIGNEE MAY INVOKE THE AID OF A
COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION.
(2) THE COURT MAY ORDER THAT PERSON TO OBEY
THE SUBPOENA OR ORDER OR TO GIVE EVIDENCE ABOUT THE
MATTER IN QUESTION.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from Art. 64B,
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