Ch. 11

LAWS OF MARYLAND

The Maryland Council of Defense, created by Ch. 567 of
the Acts of 1941, was replaced by the Maryland Civil
Defense Agency in Ch. 563 of the Acts of 1949, The
Maryland Civil Defense Agency was subsequently, after
several other incarnations, replaced in Ch. 505 of the
Acts of 1981 by the State Emergency Management and
Civil Defense Agency.

The State Emergency Management and Civil Defense

Agency does not have the authority to order payments

made for the guarding, transportation, lodging,
feeding, clothing, or care of providers.

The obsolete provision was noted by the Administrative
Office of the Courts of Maryland.

726A.

(b) Except as otherwise provided, a court may order a
juvenile who is adjudicated delinquent, or a criminal defendant
to perform community service:

(1)   As a condition of probation, whether granted
under [§§ 292, 641, or 641A] § 292, § 641, OR § 641A of this
article or otherwise;

(2)   As a condition to a suspended sentence; or

(3)   In lieu of payment of any fines and court costs
imposed.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects stylistic errors in Article
27, § 726A(b).

The stylistic errors occurred in Ch. 385 of the Acts
of 1979.

The stylistic errors were noted by the Computer
Division of the Department of Legislative Reference.

734.

Any law-enforcement officer who is denied any right afforded
by this subtitle may apply at any time prior to the commencement
of the hearing before the hearing board, either individually or
through his certified or recognized employee organization, to the
circuit court of the [circuit] COUNTY where he is regularly
employed for, any order directing the law-enforcement agency to
show cause why the right should not be afforded.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This clarifies language in Article 27, §
734.

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