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2006 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 372
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COMMITTEE NOTE: Ch. 372, Acts of 2006, which enacted revised CJ Title 8,
also amended this section, to delete the reference to the levy for jurors -
now revised CJ § 8-427(b).
As the balance of this section does not relate to jurors, it was retained with
stylistic changes, although the reference to witnesses may be obsolete in
light of Ch. 192, Acts of 2005.
12-6.
(A) A certificate signed by the clerk of the circuit court, and expressing the
number of days [any jurors,] A state's witness, crier or bailiff may have attended, and
the sum due him for such attendance, shall be sufficient authority to the director of
finance to pay the amount specified therein.
(B) A CERTIFICATE THAT IS SIGNED BY THE JURY COMMISSIONER AND
STATES THE NUMBER OF DAYS THAT EACH PROSPECTIVE, QUALIFIED, OR SWORN
JUROR HAS BEEN REQUIRED TO BE IN ATTENDANCE AT OR IN PROXIMITY TO THE
COURT, AND THE SUM DUE, FOR JURY SERVICE SHALL BE SUFFICIENT AUTHORITY
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO PAY THE AMOUNT STATED IN THE CERTIFICATE.
COMMITTEE NOTE: Ch. 372, Acts of 2006, amended this section to: (1)
renumber it as subsection (a) and delete the reference to "jurors"; and (2)
add subsection (b). The addition provides for a "jury commissioner",
instead of the "clerk of the circuit court", to issue a certificate and, for
consistency with revised CJ §§ 8-425 and 8-429, refers to "prospective,
qualified, or sworn" jurors and attendance at or "in proximity to" a court.
As renumbered subsection (a) of this section does not relate to jurors, no
further change was made, although the reference to witnesses may be
obsolete in light of Ch. 192, Acts of 2005.
12-21.
[Upon the organization of each grand jury the judge of the circuit court for the
county may and is hereby authorized and empowered to appoint a clerk who shall be
a competent stenographer, at a compensation to be determined from time to time by
the judge of the circuit court for the county making such appointment, to be paid by
the council. Such clerk shall have authority to take and transcribe the testimony
given before any grand jury in such county, and, whenever] WHENEVER required by
the state's attorney[, shall attend upon and] THE COURT REPORTER ORDERED TO
take and transcribe GRAND JURY TESTIMONY SHALL TAKE AND TRANSCRIBE the
testimony given at the coroner's inquest, and all of such testimony so taken and
transcribed shall be for the exclusive use and benefit of the grand jury and the state's
attorney of such county, unless otherwise ordered by the court.
COMMITTEE NOTE: Ch. 372, Acts of 2006, which enacted revised CJ Title 8,
also amended this section, to preserve the provisions relating to coroner's
inquests. As to the balance of former Public Local Laws, Art. 16
[Montgomery County], § 12-21, see revised CJ §§ 2-501(b)(2) and 2-503.
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