WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                    Ch. 290

(2) A child committed under paragraph (l)(ii) of this
subsection may not be accommodated in a facility that has reached
budgeted capacity if a bed is available in another comparable
facility in the State, unless the placement to the facility that
has reached budgeted capacity has been recommended by the
Juvenile Services [Administration] AGENCY.

3-828.

(a)  A police record concerning a child is confidential and
shall be maintained separate from those of adults. Its contents
may not be divulged, by subpoena or otherwise, except by order of
the court upon good cause shown. This subsection does not
prohibit access to and confidential use of the record by the
Juvenile Services [Administration] AGENCY or in the investigation
and prosecution of the child by any law enforcement agency.

(b)  A juvenile court record pertaining to a child is
confidential and its contents may not be divulged, by subpoena or
otherwise, except by order of the court upon good cause shown.
This subsection does not prohibit access to and the use of the
court record in a proceeding in the court involving the child, by
personnel of the court, the State's Attorney, counsel for the
child, or authorized personnel of the Juvenile Services
[Administration] AGENCY.

(f)  Subject to the provisions of [§ 4-102 of the Health -
General Article] ARTICLE 41C, § 2-115 OF THE CODE, this section
does not prohibit access to or use of any juvenile record for
criminal justice research purposes. A record used under the
subsection may not contain the name of the individual to whom the
record pertains, or any other identifying information which could
reveal the individual's name.

3-829.

(g)  The Juvenile Services [Administration] AGENCY is
responsible for the collection of restitution payments when the
restitution order provides that restitution is to be made in
periodic or installment payments, as part of probation, or
pursuant to a work plan.

Article - Education

2-303.

(h) (1) If the program is based on and complies with
standards established by the bylaws, rules, and regulations of
the State Board, the State Superintendent shall approve any
program of instruction offered by a State institution under the
supervision of:

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