Ch. 6                                    LAWS OF MARYLAND

Error: Extraneous comma and unclear, ungrammatical
language in Article 10, § 40(m)(3).

Occurred: Ch. 450 of the Acts of 1985.

(q) In Prince George's County

(2) The State's Attorney may appoint 2 deputy State's
Attorneys[,] and 42 assistant State's Attorneys. The deputy
State's Attorneys[,] and assistant State's Attorneys serve at the
pleasure of the State's Attorney.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Extraneous commas in Article 10, § 40(q)(2).

Occurred: Ch. 399 of the Acts of 1982.

(u) In Talbot County,

(2) The State's Attorney may appoint whatever number
of [full] FULL- or part-time deputy or assistant State's
Attorneys as may be approved by the County Council. All
appointees serve at the State's Attorney's pleasure. The salaries
and compensation of these persons shall be as approved by the
County Council. The deputy or assistant State's Attorneys have
the same legal powers as the State's Attorney to present cases to
the grand jury and perform whatever other acts and duties in
relation to the grand jury and in the operations of the office as
are necessary and proper.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Omitted hyphen in Article 10, § 40(u)(2).

Occurred: Ch. 737 of the Acts of 1987.

40A.

(b) Following conviction and sentencing of a criminal
defendant for a crime of violence as defined in Article 27, [§
634B] § 643B of the Code, the State's Attorney shall send advance
notice, in writing, of a subsequent proceeding to the victim of
that crime of violence, or in the case of a homicide, to a
designated family member, if the victim or designated family
member:

(1)  In a timely manner, requests of the State's
Attorney, in writing, to be notified of subsequent proceedings;
and

(2)  Maintains with the State's Attorney a current
address in the State.

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