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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 559

(7)  THE PERMIT MAY BE GRANTED:

(I)  FOR AN UNLICENSED PREMISE;

(II)  A CLASS B OR CLASS C ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
LICENSED PREMISE; OR

(III)  A BALTIMORE CITY CLASS B-D-7 ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES LICENSED PREMISE.

(8)  THE PERMIT AUTHORIZES THE POSSESSION AND
CONSUMPTION OF WINE ON THE NAMED PREMISES WITH PERMISSION OF THE
LICENSEE AS HEREIN PROVIDED, NOTWITHSTANDING CONTRARY PROVISIONS
OF SECTION 114 OF THIS ARTICLE.

(9) (I) THE PERMIT HOLDER SHALL FILE A REPORT ON
FORMS PROVIDED BY THE COMPTROLLER OF THE NUMBER OF GALLONS OF
COMMERCIALLY PRODUCED WINE RECEIVED FROM NONLICENSED SUPPLIERS,
AND PAY THE TAX PROVIDED BY SECTION 133 OF THIS ARTICLE WITHIN 30
DAYS FOLLOWING THE CLOSE OF THE EXHIBITION.

(II) INSTEAD OF A BOND, THE COMPTROLLER MAY
REQUIRE PREPAYMENT OF A SATISFACTORY SUM TO COVER THE ANTICIPATED
TAX.

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1985.

Approved May 28, 1985.

CHAPTER 560

(Senate Bill 703)

AN ACT concerning

Criminal Justice Information System - Fingerprinting

FOR the purpose of providing that a defendant who is found
guilty, or who pleads guilty or nolo contendere, and
receives a certain sentence, or a fine shall be
fingerprinted by the appropriate available law enforcement
agency under certain circumstances; providing that, if the
fingerprinting cannot be done immediately, the judge shall
make a certain order; providing that a defendant shall be in
contempt of court under certain circumstances; requiring the
judge to exercise discretion as to whether the defendant
shall be fingerprinted under specific circumstances;
defining a certain term; providing for an effective date;
and generally relating to fingerprinting of criminal
defendants for positive identification.