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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 578
(i) 10 years; or
(ii) life, if:
1. the registrant is a sexually violent predator;
2. the registrant has been convicted of a sexually violent
offense;
3. the registrant has been convicted of a violation of § 3-602
of the Criminal Law Article for commission of a sexual act involving penetration of a
child under the age of 12 years; or
4. the registrant has been convicted of a prior crime as a
child sexual offender, an offender, or a sexually violent offender.
(5) A registrant who is not a resident of the State shall register for the
appropriate time specified in this subsection or until the registrant's employment
[or], student enrollment, OR TRANSIENT STATUS in the State ends.
(b) A term of registration described in this section shall be computed from:
(1) the last date of release;
(2) the date granted probation; or
(3) the date granted a suspended sentence.
11-708.
(a) When a registrant registers, the supervising authority shall:
(1) give written notice to the registrant of the requirements of this
subtitle;
(2) explain the requirements of this subtitle to the registrant, including:
(i) the duties of a registrant when the registrant changes residence
address in this State;
(ii) the duties of a registrant under § 11-705(e) and (f) of this
subtitle;
(iii) the requirement for a child sexual offender to register in person
with the local law enforcement unit of the county where the child sexual offender will
reside or where the child sexual offender who is not a resident of this State IS A
TRANSIENT OR will work or attend school; and
(iv) the requirement that if the registrant changes residence
address, employment, or school enrollment to another state that has a registration
requirement, the registrant shall register with the designated law enforcement unit
of that state within 7 days after the change; and
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