EXECUTIVE ORDERS

needed services for children and families.

F.  State executive branch agencies shall, to the maximum
extent possible, assist the project by the program, budget,
personnel, and other administrative actions necessary to
implement the new local service delivery system, policies
and programs developed by the Project.

G.  The project shall report annually to the Governor,
General Assembly, and Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals,
on its progress toward achieving its goals and the use of
funds under its control or direction. The first report
shall be submitted by February 1, 1989.

EXECUTIVE ORDER OF DECEMBER 20, 1988

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DECEMBER 1988 COMMUTATIONS OF INMATES WITHIN
THE JURISDICTION OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES

WHEREAS, Each of the inmates listed in this Executive Order was
convicted in this State by a court of competent jurisdiction
and is presently nearing the expiration date of the sentence
imposed;

WHEREAS, Each of the inmates is in the custody of a local
authority of a jail or detention center within the State of
Maryland;

WHEREAS, Each of the local authorities and the Maryland Parole

Commission have reviewed, approved and recommended the

commutations of sentence of inmates within the custody of
their respective jurisdictions; and

WHEREAS, Assurances have been received from the local authorities
and the Maryland Parole Commission that:

A.  None of these inmates is serving a commitment for a
crime of violence as defined in Article 27, Section 643B or
for shoplifting, narcotics sale or distribution, child abuse
or driving while intoxicated;

B.  All of these inmates are serving their first adult
incarceration;

C.  None of these inmates are serving a split sentence;

D.  None of these inmates have detainers or pending charges;

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