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2006 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 4
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Public Safety and Correctional Services, through a certain Internet posting of
current registrants, to allow the public to electronically transmit certain
information to the Department, to certain parole and probation agents, and to
local law enforcement; requiring the Department to allow certain members of
the public, by request, to receive electronic mail notification of the release and
registration information of certain offenders; authorizing the Department or a
local law enforcement unit to provide certain information to a certain person
under certain circumstances; requiring the Department to adopt certain
regulations; altering the classification of the crime from a misdemeanor to a
felony and increasing the maximum penalties for a person convicted of
knowingly failing to register as an offender for certain crimes, knowingly failing
to provide a certain written notice to the Department, and knowingly providing
false information of a material fact on a certain registration statement;
prohibiting certain registrants from entering the real property of certain
schools, day-care homes, child-care homes, or child care institutions under
certain circumstances; establishing certain penalties; requiring a sentence for a
certain category of sexual offender to include a term of extended sexual offender
parole supervision; creating certain exceptions; giving a certain judge discretion
to impose a term of extended sexual offender parole supervision for a certain
category of sexual offender; requiring that a term of extended sexual offender
parole supervision have a certain minimum and a possible certain maximum
period and commence at the expiration of a certain term; requiring a judge to
state on the record at a certain time that a certain defendant's sentence shall
include a term of extended sexual offender parole supervision; requiring that the
Commission establish and administer certain extended sexual offender parole
supervision that sets out certain conditions and is based upon a certain risk
assessment and classification; requiring the Commission to hear and adjudicate
certain cases; authorizing the Commission to impose certain sanctions on
certain registrants; providing that imprisonment for a certain violation is not
subject to diminution credits; authorizing certain specific conditions of extended
sexual offender parole supervision agreements; requiring the Commission to
hear and adjudicate a certain petition for discharge from extended sexual
offender parole supervision; authorizing a certain registrant to petition for
discharge after serving a certain period of extended supervision; authorizing a
registrant whose petition for discharge is denied to petition for discharge again
after a certain period; requiring a certain petition for discharge to include a
certain risk assessment of a registrant and a recommendation from a certain
sexual offender management team; prohibiting the Commission from
discharging a registrant from certain supervision unless the Commission
determines that the registrant no longer poses an unacceptable risk to
community safety; requiring the Commission to, by regulation, establish certain
notice and hearing procedures; providing that the Commission has certain
powers for the purpose of carrying out certain duties; requiring the Commission
to appoint a certain administrator; providing that participation in a certain
treatment program shall not prohibit a convicted individual from continuing to
maintain a certain innocence; requiring that a sexual offender parole
supervision be conducted by a sexual offender management team under the
supervision of the Division of Parole and Probation; requiring a sexual offender
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