Ch. 53

2003 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(3) A child committed under paragraph (1)(ii) of this subsection may not
be accommodated in a facility that has reached budgeted capacity if a bed is available
in another comparable facility in the State, unless the placement to the facility that
has reached budgeted capacity has been recommended by the Department of Juvenile
[Justice] SERVICES.

3-8A-20.1.

(a)     In this section, "treatment service plan" means a plan recommended at a
disposition hearing under § 3-8A-19 of this subtitle or at a disposition review hearing
under this section by the Department of Juvenile [Justice] SERVICES to the court
proposing specific assistance, guidance, treatment, or rehabilitation of a child.

(b)     (1) In making a disposition on a petition under § 3-8A-19 of this
subtitle, if the court adopts a treatment service plan, the Department of Juvenile
[Justice] SERVICES shall ensure that implementation of the treatment service plan
occurs within 25 days after the date of disposition.

(3) The Department of Juvenile [Justice] SERVICES shall certify in
writing to the court within 25 days after the date of disposition whether
implementation of the treatment service plan has occurred.

(c)      (1) If a treatment service plan is not implemented by the Department of
Juvenile [Justice] SERVICES within 25 days under subsection (b)(3) of this section,
the court shall schedule, within 7 days after receipt of the certification, a disposition
review hearing to be held within 30 days after receipt of the certification.

(2) The court shall give at least 7 days' notice of the date and time of the
disposition review hearing to each party and to the Department of Juvenile [Justice]
SERVICES.

(d)     (1) The court shall hold a disposition review hearing unless the
Department of Juvenile [Justice] SERVICES certifies in writing to the court prior to
the hearing that implementation of the treatment service plan has occurred.

3-8A-27.

(a)     (2) This subsection does not prohibit:

(i) Access to and confidential use of the record by the Department
of Juvenile [Justice] SERVICES or in the investigation and prosecution of the child by
any law enforcement agency; or

(ii) A law enforcement agency of the State or of a political
subdivision of the State, the Department of Juvenile [Justice] SERVICES, or the
criminal justice information system from including in the law enforcement computer
information system information about an outstanding juvenile court ordered writ of
attachment, for the sole purpose of apprehending a child named in the writ.

(b)     (2) This subsection does not prohibit access to and the use of the court
record or fingerprints of a child described under Title 10, Subtitle 2 of the Criminal
Procedure Article in a proceeding in the court involving the child, by personnel of the

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