WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                   Ch. 758

(vii) Sex;

(viii) Marital status;
(ix) Occupation; and
(x) Physical description;

(3)  Contain statements that support the belief that
the petitioner is a drug abuser; and

(4)  Contain a statement that the petitioner needs
care, supervision, and treatment.

[9-613.] 8-613.

When a petitioner under Part II of this subtitle appears
before the court, the court shall:

(1)  Give the petitioner a copy of each paper not yet
served on the petitioner;

(2)  If the petitioner does not have counsel, advise
the petitioner of the petitioner's right to counsel; and

(3)  Advise the petitioner that:

(i) If the court finds reasonable grounds to
believe that the petitioner is a drug abuser, the court will
order the petitioner to have a medical examination;

(ii) After the medical examination, the
petitioner must appear again before the court;

(iii) If the petition and the report of the
medical examination set forth reasonable grounds to believe that
the petitioner is a drug abuser, the court may commit the
petitioner to the Administration; and

(iv) Before commitment may be ordered, the
petitioner has a right to a trial.

[9-614.] 8-614.

(a)  When the petitioner appears before the court, the court
may examine, under oath, the petitioner or any other witnesses.

(b)  (1) If the court finds that there are reasonable
grounds to believe that the petitioner is a drug abuser, the
court shall order the petitioner to have a medical examination.

(2) (i) The order shall state:

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