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convicted of a violent crime, a victim has the rights regarding submission and
consideration of a victim impact statement provided under [Article 41, § 4-511A(b)(2)
and (3) of the Code] § 7-805(C) AND (D) OF THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ARTICLE.

(e) (1) If a person who was convicted of a crime of violence is found guilty of
violating a condition of mandatory supervision, the Department of Public Safety and
Correctional Services shall notify the victim as provided under [Article 41, § 4-612(i)
of the Code] § 7-505(B) OF THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ARTICLE.

(2) If a warrant or subpoena is issued for a person who was convicted of
a violent crime for an alleged violation of a condition of mandatory supervision, the
Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services shall notify the victim as
provided under [Article 41, § 4-511(f) of the Code] § 7-804 OF THE CORRECTIONAL
SERVICES ARTICLE.

(D Before entering into a predetermined parole release agreement with an
inmate, the Maryland Parole Commission shall notify a victim as provided under [§
700G of this article] § 7-803 OF THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ARTICLE.

792.

(a) (12) "Supervising authority" means:

(vii) If the registrant is in the State under the terms and conditions
of the [interstate compact agreements under Article 41, §§ 4-801 and 4-1201 through
4-1211 of the Code] UNIFORM ACT FOR OUT-OF-STATE PAROLEE SUPERVISION, SET
FORTH IN TITLE 6, SUBTITLE 2 OF THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ARTICLE, OR THE
INTERSTATE CORRECTIONS COMPACT, SET FORTH IN TITLE 8, SUBTITLE 6 OF THE
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ARTICLE, the Secretary of Public Safety and Correctional
Services;

805A.

(e) "Crime" means an act committed by any person in the State which would
constitute:

(1) [a] A crime as defined in this article [or], at common law, OR UNDER
§ 3-218, § 3-305(C)(2), § 3-409(A) OR (C), § 3-803(B), § 3-807(I), § 3-808(D), § 3-811(C), §§ 8-801
THROUGH 8-808, § 9-602(E), § 11-702(B)(8)(I), § 11-703(D)(5)(III) AND (F)(4), § 11-705(H), §
11-706(B)(8), § 11-708(B)(8)(11), § 11-711(H)(2), § 11-712(C)(6)(II), § 11-714(C)(6), § 11-715(G)(2),
§ 11-716(H)(2), § 11-717(F)(2), § 11-723(B)(8)(I), OR § 11-724(H)(2) OF THE CORRECTIONAL
SERVICES ARTICLE;

(2) [a] A delinquent act as defined in § 3-801 of the Courts [Article,]
ARTICLE; or

(3) [a] A violation of the Transportation Article that is punishable by a
term of confinement.

830.

(a)(2)"Crime" means an act committed by a person in the State that is:

 

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