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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
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S.B. 592
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is a child from the District Court of Maryland to the juvenile court.
House Bill 675, which was passed by the General Assembly and signed by me on May
11, 2000, accomplishes the same purpose. Therefore, it is not necessary for me to sign
Senate Bill 592.
Sincerely,
Parris N. Glendening
Governor
Senate Bill No. 592
AN ACT concerning
Juvenile Law - Juvenile Court Jurisdiction - Peace Orders
FOR the purpose of transferring jurisdiction over certain peace order proceedings in
which the respondent is a child from the District Court to the juvenile court;
specifying that the age of the child at the time the alleged act was committed
controls the determination of juvenile court jurisdiction over peace order
proceedings; requiring that a peace order request be filed in the county where
the alleged act occurred, subject to transfer; authorizing the juvenile court to
transfer a peace order request under certain circumstances; authorizing an
intake officer assigned to the juvenile court by the Department of Juvenile
Justice or the State's Attorney to file a peace order request with the juvenile
court under certain circumstances; requiring an intake officer to inform certain
persons of certain decisions under certain circumstances; authorizing certain
persons to submit a certain denial for review by the Department of Juvenile
Justice Area Director; authorizing a court to dismiss a peace order request for
failure to comply with certain requirements only under certain circumstances;
establishing that certain information is inadmissible in evidence in certain
proceedings; establishing requirements for the form of a peace order request and
general procedures for peace order proceedings; prohibiting a master in Prince
George's County from conducting a peace order proceeding; establishing that
certain provisions regarding adjudicatory and disposition hearings do not apply
to peace order requests or peace order proceedings; authorizing the juvenile
court to issue a peace order to protect a victim under certain circumstances;
specifying the relief that the juvenile court may include in a peace order;
establishing the duration of a peace order; authorizing the juvenile court to
impose reasonable court costs against certain individuals; providing for the
service of a peace order; authorizing the juvenile court to modify or rescind a
peace order under certain circumstances; establishing that a violation of certain
provisions of a peace order is a delinquent act; requiring a law enforcement
officer to take a child into custody under certain circumstances; establishing
that a party is not entitled to the assistance of counsel at a peace order
proceeding; specifying that a certain provision of this Act does not affect the
entitlement of a respondent to the assistance of counsel in a contempt
proceeding as provided by law; making certain conforming changes; clarifying
certain language; defining certain terms; altering certain definitions; making
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