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Session Laws, 2000
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
S.B. 592
subsection [(h)] (I) OF THIS SECTION, then the court shall grant a hearing to review
the commitment order. The court may grant a hearing at any other time for the
purpose of determining if the standard in subsection [(h)] (I) OF THIS SECTION
continues to be met. (3) Any time after the commitment of the child to a State mental
retardation facility if the individualized plan of habilitation developed under § 7-1006
of the Health - General Article recommends that a child no longer meets the
standards in subsection [(i)] (J) OF THIS SECTION, then the court shall grant a
hearing to review the commitment order. The court may grant a hearing at any other
time for the purpose of determining if the standard in subsection [(i)] (J) OF THIS
SECTION continues to be met. [(k)](L) In a child in need of assistance case, if the disposition includes
removal of the child from the home, the court shall issue an order: (1) Making specific findings of fact as to the circumstances that caused
the need for the removal; and (2) Informing the parents that the agency or department having
commitment of the child may change the permanency plan of reunification to another
permanency plan which may include the filing of a petition for termination of
parental rights if: (i) The parents have not made significant progress to remedy the
circumstances that caused the need for the removal as specified in the court order;
and (ii) The parents are unwilling or unable to give the child proper
care and attention within a reasonable period of time. 3-820.1. (A) IN THIS SECTION, AND IN §§ 3-820.2, 3-820.3, AND 3-820.4 OF THIS
SUBTITLE, "VICTIM" MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL AGAINST WHOM AN ACT DESCRIBED IN
SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION IS COMMITTED OR ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
COMMITTED. (B) (1) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION,
AFTER AN INQUIRY CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH § 3-810 OF THIS SUBTITLE,
AN INTAKE OFFICER MAY FILE WITH THE COURT A PEACE ORDER REQUEST THAT
ALLEGES THE COMMISSION OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ACTS AGAINST A VICTIM BY
THE RESPONDENT, IF THE ACT OCCURRED WITHIN 30 DAYS BEFORE THE FILING OF
THE COMPLAINT UNDER § 3-810 OF THIS SUBTITLE: (I) AN ACT THAT CAUSES SERIOUS BODILY HARM; (II) AN ACT THAT PLACES THE VICTIM IN FEAR OF IMMINENT
SERIOUS BODILY HARM; (III) ASSAULT IN ANY DEGREE;
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