Ch. 109

LAWS OF MARYLAND

the continuing medical education requirements established for the
renewal of licenses as if the individual were licensed during the
period of suspension or revocation.

(c) (1) If an order of suspension or revocation is based on
§ 14-504[(6)] (B) of this subtitle, and the conviction or plea
subsequently is overturned at any stage of an appeal or other
postconviction proceeding, the suspension or revocation ends when
the conviction or plea is overturned.

(2) After the appellate process is completed:

(i) The clerk of the court issuing the final
disposition of the case shall notify the [Commission] BOARD of
that disposition; and

(ii) If the conviction or plea is upheld after
completion of the appellate process, the [Commission] BOARD may
not take any further action against the physician unless it gives
the physician an opportunity for another hearing, to be held
within 60 days after the [Commission] BOARD receives notice of
the completion of the appellate process.

14-510.

(a)  Except by the express stipulation and consent of all
parties to a proceeding before the [Commission] BOARD or any of
its investigatory bodies, in a civil or criminal action:

(1)  The proceedings, records, or files of the
[Commission] BOARD or any of its investigatory bodies are not
discoverable and are not admissible in evidence; and

(2)  Any order passed by the [Commission] BOARD is not
admissible in evidence.

(b)  This section does not apply to a civil action brought
by a party to a proceeding before the [Commission] BOARD who
claims to be aggrieved by the decision of the [Commission] BOARD.

(c)  If any medical or hospital record or any other exhibit
is subpoenaed and otherwise is admissible in evidence, the use of
that record or exhibit in a proceeding before the [Commission]
BOARD or any of its investigatory bodies does not prevent its
production in any other proceeding.

14-510.1.

(a) In this section, "record" means the proceedings,
records, or files of the [Commission] BOARD.

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