1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

                            1.       $98,000 [annually] FOR CALENDAR YEARS 1993 AND 1994;

2.         $102,000 FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1995;

3.         $106,100 FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1996;

4.         $110,400 FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1997; AND

5. $115,000 FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1998 AND FOR EACH
SUBSEQUENT CALENDAR YEAR.

(ii) The State's Attorney[, during his term of office, shall] MAY not,
except in connection with [and in the performance of his] duties as [such] State's
Attorney, appear as counsel or represent any party professionally before any court, board,
commission, or agency of this State or any county or political subdivision of this State. [It
is intended by the provisions herein that the] THE State's Attorney [shall] MAY not
engage in the private practice of law [in any matter whatsoever. However it is not
intended that these provisions will preclude the State's Attorney from participating] BUT
MAY PARTICIPATE in the pro bono program administered by the Prince George's County
Bar Foundation.

(2)     The State's Attorney may appoint 2 deputy State's Attorneys and 54
assistant State's Attorneys. The deputy State's Attorneys and assistant State's Attorneys
serve at the pleasure of the State's Attorney.

(3)     The annual salary of the deputy State's Attorneys shall be within the
discretion of the State's Attorney, but [in no event exceeding $74,000,] MAY NOT
EXCEED $86,000 $76,960. THE SALARIES ARE to be paid by the County on the certification
of the State's Attorney to the County Executive and County Council.

(4)     The annual salary of the assistant State's Attorneys shall be within the
discretion of the State's Attorney, but [in no event exceeding $65,500,] MAY NOT
EXCEED $76,000 $68,120. THE SALARIES ARE to be paid by the County on the certification
of the State's Attorney to the County Executive and County Council.

(5)     The deputy State's Attorneys and the assistant State's Attorneys,
[during their terms of office,] except in connection with [and in the performance of]
their duties as [such] deputy State's Attorneys and assistant State's Attorneys, may not
appear as counsel or represent any party professionally before any court, board,
commission or agency of this State or any county or political subdivision of this State. [It
is intended by these provisions that the] THE deputy State's Attorneys and assistant
State's Attorneys MAY not engage in the private practice of law [in any manner
whatsoever. However it is not intended that these provisions will preclude the deputy
State's Attorneys and the assistant State's Attorneys from participating], BUT MAY
PARTICIPATE in the pro bono program administered by the Prince George's County Bar
Foundation.

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