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Ch. 4 2006 LAWS OF MARYLAND
(3) The health care professional with expertise in mental disorders in
2008;
(4) One citizen member in 2008;
(5) The sexual offender treatment provider in 2008;
(6) The lawyer with expertise in criminal defense in 2009;
(7) The representative of a local law enforcement unit in 2009;
(8) The State's Attorney in 2009; and
(9) The polygrapher in 2009.
SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That, if a registrant who was
required to register before the effective date of this Act, has not submitted a DNA
sample, as defined in § 2-501 of the Public Safety Article, for inclusion in the
statewide DNA database system of the Department of State Police Crime Laboratory,
a supervising authority at the next registration of the registrant shall:
(1) Obtain a DNA sample from the registrant; and
(2) Provide the sample to the statewide DNA database system of the
Department of State Police Crime Laboratory.
Article - Criminal Procedure
10-215.
(a) The following events are reportable events under this subtitle that must be
reported to the Central Repository in accordance with § 10-214 of this subtitle:
(1) the issuance or withdrawal of an arrest warrant;
(2) an arrest;
(3) the release of a person after arrest without the filing of a charge;
(4) the filing of a charging document;
(5) a release pending trial or an appeal
(6) a commitment to an institution of pretrial detention;
(7) the dismissal of an indictment or criminal information;
(8) a nolle prosequi;
(9) the marking of a charge "stet" on the docket;
(10) an acquittal, conviction, verdict of not criminally responsible, or any
other disposition of a case at or following trial, including a finding of probation before
judgment;
(11) the imposition of a sentence;
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