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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 4
(3) The health care professional with expertise in mental disorders in
2009;
(4) One citizen member in 2009;
(5) The sexual offender treatment provider in 2008;
(6) The lawyer with expertise in criminal defense in 2010;
(7) The representative of a local law enforcement unit in 2010;
(8) The State's Attorney in 2010; 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 Chapter________ (H.B. 2) of the Acts
of the General Assembly of the Special Session of 2006 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.
SECTION 1. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the provisions of §
7-401(d)(3) of the Correctional Services Article shall be construed to apply only
prospectively to violations of parole committed on or after the effective date of this
Act.
Article - Correctional Services
7-205.
(a) The Commission has the exclusive power to:
(1) authorize the parole of an individual sentenced under the laws of the
State to any correctional facility in the State;
(2) negotiate, enter into, and sign predetermined parole release
agreements as provided under subsection (b) of this section;
(3) hear cases for parole in which:
(i) the Commissioner of Correction, after reviewing the
recommendation of the appropriate managing official, objects to a parole;
(ii) the inmate was convicted of a homicide;
(iii) the inmate is serving a sentence of life imprisonment; or
(iv) the parole hearing is open to the public under § 7-304 of this
title;
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