Ch. 4

1995 LAWS OF MARYLAND

Article 2B - Alcoholic Beverages

[9-203.] 9-201.

(A)     The Board of License Commissioners for ANY COUNTY OR FOR Baltimore
City [, and the board of license commissioners for any county, respectively, shall have full
power and authority by rules and regulations to] BY REGULATION MAY:

(1)      [limit] LIMIT and restrict, in accordance with a definite [standard]
STANDARD, the number of licenses which they [shall] consider sufficient for any
neighborhood; [, to regulate]

(2)      REGULATE and limit the use of mechanical music boxes and other
sound-making devices [,]; and [to divide]

(3)      DIVIDE the city or county, as the case may be, into districts, and
prescribe areas in which no licenses may be issued.

(B)     Any applicant or licensee feeling aggrieved by any limitation, restriction or
prohibition imposed by any [such] board shall be entitled to appeal as hereinafter
provided.                                                                                                                         

Article 88A - Social Services Administration

45.

(c) "Dependent child" means a needy person who [is either]: (1) (I) IS under the
age of eighteen years; or [(2)] (II) under the age of 19 years and is a full-time student
enrolled in a program at a secondary school or in the equivalent level of vocational or
technical training and who reasonably may be expected to complete the program or
training before attaining the age of 19[, and (3)]; (2) has been deprived of parental
support or care by reason of the death, continued absence from the home, or physical or
mental incapacity of a parent[,]; and [(4)] (3) is living with his father, mother,
grandfather, grandmother, brother, sister, stepfather, stepmother, stepbrother, stepsister.
uncle, aunt, niece, nephew, or first cousin, and/or any and all other relatives as the laws
of the federal government governing federal aid to families with dependent children may
from time to time include, in a place of residence maintained by one or more of such
relatives as his or their own home. "Person" shall include a person born out of wedlock;
for the purpose of clause [(3)] (2), such person shall be considered the child of both
parents although paternity has not been established by legal proceedings or otherwise, or
is in fact unknown; for the purposes of clause [(4)] (3) such person shall be treated as if
it were legitimate in determining relationships through its mother, and also through its
father, when the paternity of such person is established to the satisfaction of the local unit
by such proof as it deems adequate. Support from relatives shall be regarded as a
potential resource and evaluated as to amount and availability, as determined by rule and
regulation of the State Department.

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