1.

a judicial officer;

2. any authorized court personnel;

3.

a State's Attorney;

4.

a peace officer;

5.

a correctional officer who is authorized by law to serve an

arrest warrant;

6. a bail bondsman, surety insurer, or surety who executes
bail bonds who executed a bail bond for the individual who is subject to arrest under
the arrest warrant;

7. an attorney authorized by the individual who is subject to
arrest under the arrest warrant;

8. the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
or the Department of Juvenile Justice for the purpose of notification of a victim under
the provisions of Article 27, § 788 of the Code; or

9. a federal, State, or local criminal justice agency described
under Article 27, Subtitle V (Criminal Justice Information System) of the Code.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Incorrect cross-reference in § 10-616(q)(4)(iii)9 of the State
Government Article.

Occurred: Ch. 332, Acts of 1998. Correction of a cross-reference by the
publisher of the Annotated Code in the 1998 Supplement to the State
Government Article is validated by this Act.

(A) IF A DOCUMENT PRESENTED FOR NOTARIZATION DOES NOT CONTAIN A
NOTARIAL CERTIFICATE REFLECTING THE TAKING OF AN OATH OR
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, A NOTARY MAY NEVERTHELESS WITNESS THE SIGNING OF THE
DOCUMENT IN THE NOTARY'S OFFICIAL CAPACITY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH
SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION.

(B) A NOTARY ACTING AS A WITNESS IN THE NOTARY'S OFFICIAL CAPACITY
UNDER SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION SHALL:

(1) OBTAIN SATISFACTORY PROOF OF THE IDENTITY OF THE PERSON
SIGNING THE DOCUMENT;

(2) OBSERVE THE SIGNING OF THE DOCUMENT;

(3) DATE, SIGN, AND SEAL OR STAMP THE DOCUMENT; AND

(4) RECORD THE ACT IN THE NOTARY'S FAIR REGISTER
DRAFTER'S NOTE:

18-113.