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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Error: Stylistic errors in Article 27, § 75(a)
Occurred: Ch. 418, Acts of 1987.

75A.

(d) (2) If the court finds the inmate to be competent and
has previously revoked the warrant to execute the death sentence
pursuant to § 75(a) OF THIS ARTICLE, it shall notify the court in
which the sentence of death was imposed to issue a new warrant
for execution.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic error in Article 27, § 75A(d)(2).

Occurred: Ch. 418, Acts of 1987.

(g) This section does not affect the power of the Governor
to stay execution of a death sentence under § 75(c) of this
article or to commute a sentence under Article 41, [§ 4-603] §
4-513 of the Code.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Erroneous cross-reference in Article 27, §
75A(g).

Occurred: Cross-reference will become erroneous upon
the passage of this Act.

81.

The words [flag, standard, color, ensign or shield] "FLAG",
"STANDARD", "COLOR", "ENSIGN", OR "SHIELD", as used in this

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unless the court, in which such proceeding is instituted, shall
pass an order revoking the warrant. In any case in which a stay
of execution has resulted by reason of an appeal to the Court of
Special Appeals or on certiorari in the Court of Appeals after
compliance with the requirements of Title 12 of the Courts
Article on appeals in criminal cases and the judgment has been
affirmed, and in any case in which the warrant has been revoked
by the order of a court in a proceeding to test the validity of
the conviction and the conviction has not been set aside, or in a
proceeding under § 75A OF THIS ARTICLE in which the defendant has
been found to be competent, the judge that imposed the sentence
or the judge then presiding in the trial court in which the
sentence was imposed shall make out, sign and issue another
warrant of execution in the manner and to the effect hereinbefore
prescribed.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: