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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 712

(b) During the fiscal year beginning after a request
is made, the Administration shall allocate to the
municipality, from the gross share of highway user revenues
allocated under § 8-404 of this subtitle to the county
within which the municipality is located, its net share of
highway user revenues, to be determined by adding:

(2) The amount that results from applying to one
half of the available revenues the ratio that, as of June 30
of the preceding calendar year, the total number of motor
vehicles registered to owners having addresses in the
municipality bears to the total number of motor vehicles
registered to owners having addresses in the county and
allocating for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1979 AND
EACH YEAR THEREAFTER, 75 percent of the resulting amount to
the municipality.

26-201.

(a) A police officer may charge a person with a
violation of any of the following, if the officer has
probable cause to believe that the person has committed or
is committing the violation:

(1)  The Maryland Vehicle Law, including any rule
or regulation adopted under any of its provisions;

(2)  A traffic law or ordinance of any local
authority;

(3)  Article 27, § 231 ("Motor fuels, oils and
lubricants: Prohibited acts") or § 232 ("Motor fuels, oils
and lubricants: Required signs and [labels")] LABELS");

(4)  Article 56, §§ 135 through 157 ("Motor
vehicle fuel tax"); or

(5)  Article 81, § 422 ("Road tax on motor
carriers: Trip permits and temporary authorizations") or §
423 ("Road tax on motor carriers: Registration").

27-101.

(i) Any person who is convicted of a violation of any
of the provisions of § 16-303 of this article ("Driving
while privilege is canceled, suspended, refused, or
revoked"), [17-107] § 17-107 of this article (Prohibitions)
("PROHIBITIONS"), § 21-902(a) of this article ("Driving
while intoxicated"), or § 21-904 of this article ("Fleeing
or eluding police") is subject to:

(1)  For a first offense, a fine of not more than
$1,000 or imprisonment for not more than 1 year or both; and

(2)  For any subsequent offense, a fine of not
more than $1,000 or imprisonment for not more than 2 years
or both.