HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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charges against the child arising out of the same incident,
unless an order removing the proceeding to the court has been
filed under Article 27, § 594A;

(2)  A child 16 years old or older alleged to have
done an act in violation of any provision of the Transportation
Article or other traffic law or ordinance, except an act that
prescribes a penalty of incarceration;

(3)  A child 16 years old or older alleged to have
done an act in violation of any provision of law, rule, or
regulation governing the use or operation of a boat, except an
act that prescribes a penalty of incarceration; [or]

(4)  A child 16 years old or older alleged to have
committed the crime of robbery with a dangerous or deadly weapon
or attempted robbery with a dangerous or deadly weapon, as well
as all other charges against the child arising out of the same
incident, unless an order removing the proceeding to the court
has been filed under Article 27, § 594A; OR

(5)  A CHILD 16 YEARS OLD OR OLDER ALLEGED TO HAVE
COMMITTED A CRIME IN VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 27, § 36B OF THE CODE
AS WELL AS ALL OTHER CHARGES AGAINST THE CHILD ARISING OUT OF THE
SAME INCIDENT, UNLESS AN ORDER REMOVING THE PROCEEDING TO THE
COURT HAS BEEN FILED UNDER ARTICLE 27, § 594A.

(f) If the child is charged with two or more violations of
the Maryland Vehicle Law, another traffic law or ordinance, or
the State Boat Act, allegedly arising out of the same incident
and which would result in the child being brought before both the
court and a court exercising criminal jurisdiction, the court has
exclusive jurisdiction over all of the charges.

Article 27 - Crimes and Punishments

594A.

(a) In any case, except as provided in subsection (b),
involving a child who has reached 14 years of age but has not
reached 18 years of age at the time of any alleged offense
excluded under the provisions of § 3-804 [(d)(1) or (d)(4)]
(E)(1), (4), OR (5) of the Courts AND JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Article, the court exercising jurisdiction may transfer the case
to the juvenile court if a waiver is believed to be in the
interests of the child or society.

(b) The court may not transfer a case to the juvenile court
under subsection (a) if:

(1) The child has previously been waived to juvenile
court and adjudicated delinquent;