HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(f) (1) The circuit court for the county in which the
child resides [or, if the child resides in Baltimore City,
the Baltimore City Court,] shall review, on petition:

(i) The decision of the hearing board; or

(ii) The decision of the Maryland School
for the Blind if a hearing board decision is not made within
the time required by the bylaws of the State Board and
applicable federal law or regulations.

(2) Any appeal or review under this section that
is brought before a circuit court [or the Baltimore City
court] shall be decided as soon as practicable.

8-415.

(f)   If a decision is not made on a request for review
within the time prescribed by the bylaw and applicable
federal law and regulations, the circuit court for the
county in which the child resides [or, if he resides in
Baltimore City, the Baltimore City Court,] on petition shall
hear and make a decision on the request for review as soon
as practicable after receiving the record of the case.

(g)  An appeal from the decision of the State hearing
board under subsection (c) of this section shall be to the
circuit court for the county in which the handicapped child
resides [or, if he resides in Baltimore City, to the
Baltimore City Court].

(h) Except for a review by a circuit court [or by the
Baltimore City Court], any review requested by a parent or
guardian of a handicapped child shall be conducted in
conformity with this section and any applicable federal law.

Article - Estates and Trusts

15-407.

(b) If written consent of the donor cannot be obtained
by reason of his death, disability, unavailability, or
impossibility of identification, the governing board may
apply in the name of the institution to the circuit court
[of a] FOR THE county [or to an equity court of Baltimore
City, depending upon the location of] WHERE the office of
the governing board IS LOCATED, for release of a restriction
imposed by the applicable gift instrument on the use or
investment of an institutional fund. The Attorney General
shall be notified of the application and given an
opportunity to be heard. If the court finds that the
restriction is obsolete, inappropriate, or impracticable, it
may by order release the restriction in whole or in part. A
release under this subsection may not change an endowment
fund to a fund that is not an endowment fund.