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Ch. 4
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2006 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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requiring a court to impose a certain sentence for certain offenses under certain
circumstances; establishing certain penalties; requiring the State to notify a
certain person of the State's intention to seek a certain sentence within a certain
time period under certain circumstances; providing that certain sentences shall
not apply under certain circumstances; establishing that the initial registration
of an individual relating to certain sexual offenses is a reportable offense for
certain criminal records purposes; requiring a certain notice by a certain person
to be sent to a certain registry; altering certain time periods for certain
notification requirements; establishing that all persons subject to certain
registration requirements must register in person every 6 months; requiring that
certain registrations include a photograph that shall be updated at least once
each year; repealing certain dates before which certain registrants are required to
register; requiring a certain supervising authority to obtain a DNA sample from
a certain registrant under certain circumstances; requiring a local law
enforcement unit to provide a certain notice to a certain county superintendent
and certain nonpublic schools of a change of address of a certain sexual offender
within a certain time period; requiring a local law enforcement unit to provide a
certain notice to a certain police department of a certain change of address of a
certain sexual offender within a certain time period; requiring a certain police
department to provide a certain notice to a certain commander of a local police
precinct or district within a certain time period; requiring a local law
enforcement unit to send a copy of a certain notice to a certain commander of a
local police precinct or district within a certain time period; authorizing a local
law enforcement unit to send a certain notice to certain organizations that serve
children and other individuals vulnerable to certain offenders; repealing the
requirement that the Department annually mail a certain verification form;
repealing the requirement that a local law enforcement unit mail a certain
verification form every 90 days; requiring the Department to reimburse local law
enforcement units instead of supervising authorities for certain costs relating to
processing and registration; requiring the Department to reimburse a local law
enforcement unit for the costs of certain community notification; requiring
certain registration statements to include a certain description of the crime that
is the basis for the registration of a certain offender; requiring the Department,
through a certain Internet posting of current registrants, to allow the public to
electronically transmit certain information to the Department, to certain parole
agents, and to local law enforcement units; 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; altering for a second or subsequent
conviction 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, child care homes, day care
homes, or child care institutions under certain circumstances; prohibiting a
person who enters into a contract with a County Board of Education or a
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