WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                       Ch. 6

prisoner shall be accompanied by a statement from the warden,
superintendent, director, or city or county law enforcement
officer having custody of the prisoner, setting forth the term of
the commitment under which the prisoner is being held, the time
already served, the time remaining to be served on the sentence,
the amount of good time earned, the date of parole eligibility of
the prisoner, and any decisions of the [Board of Parole] MARYLAND
PAROLE COMMISSION relating to the prisoner.

(c) Whenever the Division of Correction receives notice of
an untried indictment, information, warrant, or complaint against
a prisoner serving a sentence in a correctional institution under
the jurisdiction of the Division of Correction or against a
prisoner confined as [a defective delinquent] AN ELIGIBLE PERSON
or for evaluation at Patuxent Institution, the Division shall
notify promptly the warden, superintendent, or director of the
institution in which the prisoner is confined of the detainer
lodged against the prisoner and of the untried indictment,
information, warrant, or complaint upon which it is based. The
warden, superintendent, director, or county or city law
enforcement officer having custody of the prisoner, within 15
days of receiving notice of the detainer and of the untried
indictment, information, warrant, or complaint, upon which it is
based, shall inform the prisoner in writing of the source and
contents of the detainer lodged against him and shall inform him
of his right to make a request for final disposition of the
indictment, information, warrant, or complaint upon which the
detainer is based. If the prisoner is not informed within one
year of the detainer lodged against him and of his right to make
a request for final disposition of the indictment, information,
warrant, or complaint upon which the detainer is based, the court
shall no longer have jurisdiction thereof, and the untried
indictment, information, warrant, or complaint shall have no
further force or effect. In that case the court shall enter an
order dismissing the untried indictment, information, warrant or
complaint without prejudice.

DRAFTER'S' NOTE:

Error: Archaic terminology in Article 27, § 616S(b)
and (c).

Occurred: Language updated by Ch. 540, Acts of 1976
and Ch. 678, Acts of 1977.

624.

When any indictment shall be found or information filed
against any corporation, joint-stock company or association it
shall and may be lawful for the clerk of court to issue a summons
directed to the said corporation, joint-stock company or
association, in its corporate name, to appear at the said court
to answer to such indictment or information, and such process may

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