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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 21

ADMINISTRATION DOES NOT DISCHARGE      THE INDIVIDUAL      AS

REHABILITATED, THE ADMINISTRATION      SHALL RETURN      THE

INDIVIDUAL TO THE COURT THAT ORDERED    COMMITMENT, FOR    ITS
TERMINATION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsection (a) of this section is new
language derived without substantive change from
former Article 43B, § 15(d).

Subsection (b) of this section is new language
derived without substantive change from the
second sentence of former Article 43B, § 12(e)
and revised to apply to commitments under Parts
IV and V of this subtitle. See revisor's note to
§ 9-601 of this subtitle.

In subsection (b) of this section, the phrase
"for its termination" is substituted for
"ultimate resumption of the pending criminal
proceeding", since an inmate resumes serving the
sentence. See § 9-653 of this subtitle.

Defined term: "Administration" § 9-101

9-653. TERMINATION OF COMMITMENT.

(A)  IN GENERAL.

(1)  IF A COURT TERMINATES THE COMMITMENT OF AN
INDIVIDUAL WHO WAS COMMITTED UNDER PART IV OF THIS SUBTITLE,
THE COURT SHALL REFER THE INDIVIDUAL TO THE CRIMINAL COURT
WITH JURISDICTION OVER THE INDIVIDUAL, FOR RESUMPTION OF THE
PENDING CRIMINAL PROCEEDING.

(2)  IF A COURT TERMINATES THE COMMITMENT OF AN
INDIVIDUAL WHO WAS COMMITTED UNDER PART V OF THIS SUBTITLE,
THE COURT SHALL REFER THE INDIVIDUAL TO THE CORRECTIONAL
INSTITUTION, FOR RESUMPTION OF THE SENTENCE.

(B)  CREDIT.

FOR THE TIME THAT THE INDIVIDUAL SPENT IN INSTITUTIONAL
CUSTODY BETWEEN THE DATE ON WHICH THE COMMITMENT PROCEEDING
BEGAN AND THE COMMITMENT ENDED, THE INDIVIDUAL SHALL RECEIVE
FULL CREDIT TOWARDS ANY SENTENCE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the seventh
sentence of former Article 43B, § 12(c), the
second clause of (d), and the third sentence of
(e) and the second clause of the third sentence
of § 13.

The first sentence of former Article 43B, §
12(e), which stated that the criminal proceeding