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that the child has run away from his parents, guardian, or legal
custodian.

3-820.

(j) (2) At any time after the commitment of the child to a
State mental hospital if the individualized treatment plan
developed under § [10-705] 10-706 of the Health - General Article
recommends that a child no longer meets the standards in
subsection (h), then the court shall grant a hearing to review
the commitment order. The court may grant a hearing at any other
time for the purpose of determining if the standard in subsection
(h) continues to be met.

3-823.

(c) Unless an individualized treatment plan developed under
§ [10-705] 10-706 of the Health - General Article indicates
otherwise:

(1) A child may not be committed or transferred to
any public or private facility or institution unless the child is
placed in accommodations that are separate from other persons 18
years of age or older who are confined to that facility or
institution; and

(2) The child may not be treated in any group with
persons who are 18 years of age or older.

3-827.

Pursuant to the procedure provided in the Maryland Rules,
the court may make an appropriate order directing, restraining,
or otherwise controlling the conduct of a person who is properly
before the court, if:

[(i)] (1) The court finds that the conduct:

[(a)] (I) Is or may be detrimental or harmful
to a child over whom the court has jurisdiction; or

[(b)] (II) Will tend to defeat the execution of
an order or disposition made or to be made; or

[(c)] (III) Will assist in the rehabilitation
of or is necessary for the welfare of the child; and

[(ii)] (2) Notice of the application or motion and
its grounds has been given as prescribed by the Maryland Rules.

4-401.

Except as provided in § 4-402 of this subtitle, and subject
to the venue provisions of Title 6 of this article, the District
Court has exclusive original civil jurisdiction in: