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Ch. 372 2006 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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2-503. GRAND JURY REPORTER
THE JURY JUDGE FOR A COUNTY MAY ORDER A COURT REPORTER TO TAKE AND
TRANSCRIBE TESTIMONY GIVEN BEFORE A GRAND JURY FOR THE COUNTY FOR USE
AS PROVIDED IN § 8-416(C)(l) OF THIS ARTICLE.
COMMITTEE NOTE: This section is new language substituted for the former
second sentence of Public Local Laws, Art. 16 [Montgomery County], §
12-21 and the former first sentence and former CJ § 2-503(a), as they
related to "appoint[ing]" a "stenographer". The substitution contemplates
the designation of a grand jury reporter from among court reporters
regularly employed by or under contract with a circuit court, instead of
appointment by a jury judge or other circuit court judge, and encompasses
other methods of reporting.
As to a jury judge, see revised CJ § 8-204.
As to "county", see Art. 1, § 14 of the Code.
3-2A-03.
(c) (2) (I) The list shall be divided into three categories, one containing
the names of attorneys, one containing the names of individuals who are health care
providers, and one containing the names of [persons] INDIVIDUALS from the general
public who are neither attorneys, health care providers, or agents or employees of an
insurance company or society.
(II) The list of health care providers shall, if practicable, include at
least one health care provider from each recognized specialty, as requested by any
party.
(III) The [persons] INDIVIDUALS from the general public shall be
selected at random from existing [lists] or current jury [panel] lists, which a jury
commissioner [or a clerk of a court] may make available to the Director when
requested by the Director, ONLY AS ALLOWED BY RULE THAT THE COURT OF
APPEALS ADOPTS.
COMMITTEE NOTE: Ch. 372, Acts of 2006, which enacted revised CJ Title 8,
also amended this paragraph, to: (1) add the phrase "only as allowed by
rule that the Court of Appeals adopts", to reflect revised CJ § 8-105; (2)
delete the word "panel", which formerly modified "lists"; (3) delete the
reference to "a clerk of a court", as the clerk so designated is the "jury
commissioner" under revised CJ § 8-205; and (4) make other stylistic
changes.
As to "include", see Art. 1, § 30 of the Code.
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