Ch. 11

LAWS OF MARYLAND

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects a stylistic error in a
cross-reference in Article 40A, § 2-103(h)(1).

The stylistic error occurred in Ch. 796 of the Acts of
1981.                                                                       

The stylistic error was noted by the Michie Company.

2-105.

(d) (4) If the complaint is not dismissed pursuant to
[subsection (2) or (3)] PARAGRAPH (2) OR PARAGRAPH (3) OF THIS
SUBSECTION, it shall hold a hearing on the complaint. In
preparation for the hearing, the respondent may use the subpoena
power of the Commission.

(12) If the Commission, in the course of considering
a complaint subject to [(d)] THIS SUBSECTION, finds that there.
are reasonable grounds to believe that the respondent may have
committed a criminal offense, the matter shall be referred
promptly to an appropriate prosecuting authority. The Commission
shall make available to the prosecuting authority all pertinent
evidence under its control.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects stylistic errors in internal
references in Article 40A, 2-l05(d)(4) and (12).

The stylistic errors occurred in Ch. 513 of the Acts
of 1979.                                           

The stylistic errors were noted, by the Michie Company.

3-103.                                                                                                           

(a) (3) In extraordinary situations, as consistently as
possible under similar facts and circumstances and subject to
other provisions of law, including Title 3 of this article, the
Commission may exempt a public official or employee from the
prohibition of [subparagraph (a)(1)] PARAGRAPH (1) OF THIS
SUBSECTION if the Commission, based upon the recommendation of
the Governor upon request of the executive agency involved,
concludes that:

(i) Failure to grant the exemption would reduce
the ability of the State to:

1. Recruit and hire highly or uniquely
qualified professional individuals for public service; or

      2. Assure the availability of competent
services to the public.

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