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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 820

(f) Probation is the conditional exemption from
imprisonment allowed any prisoner by suspension of sentence
in the circuit court for any county of this State [or in the
Criminal Court of Baltimore]. The condition of any order of
probation shall be determined solely by the judge granting
the same.

124.

(c) Prior to the sentence by the circuit court of any
county [or the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City] to the
jurisdiction of the Division of Correction of a defendant
convicted of a felony, or the referral of any defendant to
the Patuxent Institution, a presentence investigation shall
be completed by the Division of Parole and Probation and
considered by the court, unless the court specifically
orders to the contrary in a particular case.

125.

The State's attorneys in the several counties and the
City of Baltimore shall make and transmit to the Division
and the Department of Correction a resume of the facts and
evidence adduced in each case tried in the circuit courts of
the [several] counties of the State [, and in the Criminal
Court of Baltimore City] wherein a verdict of guilty was
found, where the Division of Parole and Probation did not
prepare a presentence investigation report, and where a
sentence of 18 months or more has been imposed, so that each
agency may have on file an abstract of each case in which
application for parole may be made under provisions of this
article.

188A.

(h) Any claimant aggrieved by a final determination of
the Board may appeal to the circuit court of the county[, or
common-law court of Baltimore City,] where the injury
occurred or the claimant resides. The court may uphold the
determination of the Board, remand for further consideration
or findings of fact, or reverse or modify any determination
which it finds to be arbitrary or unreasonable, and render
decision accordingly. The Board may be a party to such
appeal, and either party shall have a further right of
appeal to the Court of Special Appeals.

204F.

(1) No court shall be required to entertain an
inmate's grievance or complaint within the jurisdiction of
the Inmate Grievance Commission unless and until the
complainant has exhausted the remedies as provided in this
section. Upon the final decision of the Secretary of Public
Safety and Correctional Services, the complainant shall be
entitled to judicial review thereof. Proceedings for review