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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 345

the request of the grand jury, the reporters, the State's
[Attorney and his assistants are authorized to] ATTORNEY, OR AN
ASSISTANT STATE'S ATTORNEY MAY attend the sessions of the grand
jury, but shall not be present when the grand jury votes on any
presentment or indictment. The Grand Jury Clerk and every such
reporter, before entering upon their duties, shall take an oath
before the Clerk of the [Criminal Court of Baltimore] CIRCUIT
COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY that they will keep secret all matters
occurring before any grand jury; and any clerk or reporter shall,
upon conviction of having disclosed to anyone a matter occurring
before a grand jury, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
subject to a fine of $1,000, or one year imprisonment or both.

7-8.

Each grand jury shall, in addition to the duties imposed by
law, visit the [several] VARIOUS penal, correctional, and
detention facilities of the City of Baltimore and the State of
Maryland which are located within the City of Baltimore, and
shall make such other investigations as may be directed by the
Judges of the [Criminal Court] CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
OR THE COURT'S DESIGNATED VISITING JUDGE; and each grand jury
shall, at the expiration of its term, file a report of its
activities and recommendations with the CIRCUIT COURT'S Jury
Commissioner.

9. LANDLORD AND TENANT

9-7.

Any party aggrieved may appeal from the judgment of the
District Court to the [Baltimore City Court] CIRCUIT COURT FOR
BALTIMORE CITY, at any time within two days from the rendition of
such judgment; the tenant in order to stay any execution of the
judgment, shall give a bond to the landlord with one or more
securities, who are owners of sufficient leasehold or real estate
in Baltimore City, or the tenant shall provide such security in
the form of either a corporate or cash bond, with condition to
prosecute the appeal with effect, and answer to the landlord,
[his executors, administrators,] OR THE LANDLORD'S PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE, in all costs and damages mentioned in the
judgment and such other damages as shall be incurred and
sustained by reason of said appeal; the aforesaid bond shall not
affect in any manner the right of the lessor to proceed against
said tenant, assignee or under tenant for any and all rents that
may become due and payable to the lessor after the rendition of
said judgment.

9-29.

An appeal may be prosecuted from any judgment of the
District Court rendered under the provisions of this subheading
to the [Baltimore City Court] CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY,
in the manner and under the rules prescribed in cases within the
ordinary jurisdiction of the District Court; the tenant, or [his