16-50.

THE PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED UNDER THIS SUBHEADING MAY NOT BE
CONSTRUED TO AFFECT OR CHANGE THE METHODS AND PROCEDURES FOR
SUSPENSION OR DISMISSAL OF POLICE OFFICERS.

16-51.

A POLICE OFFICER MAY NOT BE PENALIZED OR AFFECTED ADVERSELY IN ANY
WAY AS A RESULT OF THE PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED UNDER THIS SUBHEADING
WITHOUT HAVING BEEN FIRST AFFORDED PROPER WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE
CHARGES LODGED AGAINST THE OFFICER AND THE RIGHT TO A HEARING BEFORE
THE POLICE TRIAL BOARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH DUE PROCESS OF LAW.

16-52.

(A) RECORDS CONTAINING THE NAMES OR IDENTIFICATION OF
COMPLAINANTS, INVESTIGATORS, AND WITNESSES MAY NOT BE DISCLOSED OR
RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC.

(B) (1) THE INTERNAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION SHALL RETAIN SOLE
CUSTODY OF AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION REPORT.

(2) EXCEPT FOR AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION REPORT, THE
BOARD SHALL BE THE CUSTODIAN OF ALL RECORDS OF A PROCEEDING FOR A
COMPLAINT UNDER THIS SUBHEADING, INCLUDING PERSONAL NOTES, AUDIO
RECORDINGS, MEMORANDA, LETTERS, AND FORMS RESULTING FROM A COMPLAINT
AND PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE BOARD INVOLVING THE COMPLAINT.

16-53.

SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBHEADING, THE BOARD MAY ADOPT
REASONABLE AND PROPER REGULATIONS TO GOVERN ITS PROCEDURES.

16-54.

(A) THE BOARD SHALL PREPARE AND PUBLISH A SEMIANNUAL STATISTICAL
REPORT REGARDING THE COMPLAINTS PROCESSED UNDER THIS SUBHEADING.

(B) THE BOARD SHALL SUBMIT THE REPORT SEMIANNUALLY TO THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE CITY AND THE COMMISSIONER

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED. That the terms of the initial
members of the general public serving on the Civilian Review Board shall expire as
follows:

(1) in 2000, one member from each of the following police districts:

(i) Central District;

(ii) Eastern District; and

(iii) Northeastern District;

(2) in 2001, one member from each of the following police districts: