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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 245

OF A PROBATION BEFORE JUDGMENT DISPOSITION SHALL BE
SEGREGATED BY THE ADMINISTRATION AND SHALL BE AVAILABLE ONLY
TO THE ADMINISTRATION, THE COURTS, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
AGENCIES, AND THE DEFENDANT OR HIS ATTORNEY. HOWEVER, A
RECORD OR NOTATION OF A PROBATION BEFORE JUDGMENT MAY NOT BE
AVAILABLE RECEIVED OR CONSIDERED TO BY THE COURTS UNTIL A
PLEA OF GUILTY OR NOLO CONTENDERE IS MADE BY THE DEFENDANT
OR A FINDING OF GUILTY IS MADE BY THE COURT.

(3) These records or notations shall be made so
that they are readily available for consideration by the
Administration of any license renewal application and at any
other suitable time.

[(3)] (4) Accident reports and abstracts of
court convictions pertaining rep;endto TO driving an
emergency vehicle, if received by a person who was driving
an emergency vehicle pursuant to the provisions of § 21-106
of this article, shall be segregated by the Administration
and shall be available only to the Administration.

(5) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED BY LAW IN THIS SECTION,
AN EMPLOYEE OF THE ADMINISTRATION MAY NOT DISCLOSE ANY
RECORDS OR INFORMATION REGARDING PROBATION BEFORE JUDGMENT.

Article 48A - Insurance Code

242.

(c) All rates shall be made in accordance with the
following principles:

(7) (IV) AN INSURER UNDER AN AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE POLICY MAY NOT CONSIDER A PROBATION BEFORE
JUDGMENT DISPOSITION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE LAW OFFENSE ON
RECORD WITH THE MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION, AS PROVIDED IN
SECTION 16-117(B) OF THE TRANSPORTATION ARTICLE, FOR
PURPOSES OF RECLASSIFYING AN INSURED IN A CLASSIFICATION
ENTAILING A HIGHER PREMIUM.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1981.

Approved May 5, 1981.

CHAPTER 246
(Senate Bill 1028)
AN ACT concerning

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