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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                         H.B. 1010 (2)     The court may hold a hearing to determine whether the restitution
obligor is in contempt of court or has violated the terms of the probation. (3)     If the court finds that the restitution obligor intentionally became
impoverished to avoid payment of the restitution, the court may find the restitution
obligor in contempt of court or in violation of probation. 11-608. (A) [If a judgment of restitution that requires the payment of money is
recorded and indexed in the civil judgment index: (1) the] A judgment of restitution is a money judgment in favor of the
person, governmental unit, or third-party payor to whom the restitution obligor has
been ordered to pay restitution[;]. [(2)] (B) [the] THE judgment of restitution may be enforced by the
person, governmental unit, or third-party payor to whom the restitution obligor has
been ordered to pay restitution in the same manner as a money judgment in a civil
action[; and]. [(3)] (C) [except] EXCEPT as otherwise expressly provided under Part I
of this subtitle, a person, governmental unit, or third-party payor to whom a
restitution obligor has been ordered to pay restitution has all the rights and
obligations of a money judgment creditor under the Maryland Rules, including the
obligation under Maryland Rule 2-626 or 3-626 on receiving all amounts due under
the judgment to file a statement that the judgment has been satisfied. 11-609. (a)     A judgment of restitution that a circuit court orders under Part I of this
subtitle shall be recorded and indexed in the civil judgment index by the clerk of the
circuit court as a money judgment as the Maryland Rules provide. (b)     A judgment of restitution that is recorded and indexed in the civil
judgment index as a money judgment under subsection (a) of this section: (1)     in the county of entry of the judgment, is a lien from the date of entry
in the amount of the judgment on the restitution obligor's interest in land located in
the county of the entry of the judgment; but (2)     in a county other than the county of entry of the judgment, is a lien
from the date of recording in the amount of the judgment on the restitution obligor's
interest in land located in that county. 11-610. (a) (1) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION, THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION DO NOT APPLY IN BALTIMORE CITY. (2) IN BALTIMORE CITY, A JUDGMENT OF RESTITUTION SHALL: (I) BE ENTERED, INDEXED, AND RECORDED UNDER RULE 3-601;
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