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H.B. 647
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VETOES
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Sincerely,
Parris N. Glendening
Governor
House Bill No. 647
AN ACT concerning
Crimes - Robbery Revision and Value of Property or Services in Theft and
Related Offenses
FOR the purpose of revising and restating the laws relating to robbery; increasing to
a certain amount the value of property or services subject to penalties and
offenses relating to destruction of property, obtaining property or services by bad
check, credit card offenses, theft, robbery, and extortion; establishing and
clarifying the application of certain robbery offenses to the commission of first
degree murder, as an element of certain definitions of "crime of violence", as an
element of an aggravating circumstance for the purposes of determining certain
criminal sentencing, and as relating to the jurisdiction of the certain courts in
certain juvenile causes, and concerning certain provisions relating to the
interception of communications; repealing provisions of law relating to penalties
for robbery and attempted robbery, robbery with a dangerous and deadly
weapon, robbery of obligations, bonds, notes, and other certain documents, and
certain formulas for indictments or warrants for certain robbery offenses;
prohibiting a person from committing or attempting to commit a robbery;
requiring proof of intent to deprive another of property for a robbery conviction;
providing that robbery retains its judicially determined meaning and includes
obtaining the service of another by force or threat of force; prohibiting a person
from committing or attempting to commit a robbery with a dangerous or deadly
weapon; prohibiting a person from committing or attempting to commit a
robbery by causing or attempting to cause a serious physical injury to another;
establishing certain penalties; establishing a certain formula sufficient for
certain charging documents for certain offenses; requiring a certain jury
instruction under certain circumstances; establishing certain circumstances
under which a felony violation of theft qualifies as a lesser included offense of
robbery; providing that certain Committee Notes contained in this Act are not
law; providing for the application of this Act; defining certain terms; and
generally relating to certain robbery offenses and the value of property or
services subject to certain offenses and certain penalties under certain
circumstances.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
Article 27 - Crimes and Punishments
Section 111, 143, 145, 340(n), 342(f), 372, 410, 413(d) and (g), 441(e), 562B, 562C,
and 643B(a)
Annotated Code of Maryland
(1996 Replacement Volume and 1999 Supplement)
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