Ch. 128

2003 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(II)     THE FEE AUTHORIZED UNDER § 10-221(B)(7) OF THE CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ARTICLE FOR ACCESS TO STATE CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS; AND

(III)   THE MANDATORY . PROCESSING FEE REQUIRED BY THE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FOR A NATIONAL CRIMINAL HISTORY
RECORDS CHECK.

(4)      IN ACCORDANCE WITH TITLE 10, SUBTITLE 2 OF THE CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ARTICLE, THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY SHALL FORWARD TO THE
APPLICANT AND THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL A PRINTED STATEMENT OF THE
CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD INFORMATION OF THE SUBJECT OF THE CRIMINAL
HISTORY RECORDS CHECK.

(5)      INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY UNDER
THIS SUBSECTION:

(I)      SHALL BE CONFIDENTIAL AND MAY NOT BE DISSEMINATED;
AND

(II)     SHALL BE USED ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE AUTHORIZED BY THIS
SUBSECTION.

(6)      THE SUBJECT OF A CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS CHECK UNDER
THIS SUBSECTION MAY CHALLENGE THE CONTENTS OF THE PRINTED STATEMENT
ISSUED BY THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY AS PROVIDED IN § 10-223 OF THE CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ARTICLE.

11-107.

(a)     The State Fire Marshal shall issue a license OR PERMIT to each applicant
who meets the requirements of this subtitle.

(b)     Subject to subsection (c) of this section, the State Fire Marshal shall deny
an application for a license OR PERMIT if the State Fire Marshal finds that:

(1)     the applicant, or an officer, agent, or employee of the applicant who
will be handling explosives, is not sufficiently experienced and will not bo supervised
satisfactorily WORK UNDER SATISFACTORY SUPERVISION in manufacturing, dealing
in, or handling of explosives, as applicable;

(2)     the applicant lacks suitable facilities for manufacturing, dealing in,
or handling explosives;

(3)     the applicant, or an officer, agent, or employee of the applicant who
will be handling explosives, has been convicted of a felony or crime involving violence;

(4)     the applicant, or an officer, agent, or employee of the applicant who
will be handling explosives, is disloyal to the United States OR HAS RENOUNCED
UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP;

(5)     the applicant, or an officer, agent, or employee of the applicant who
will be handling explosives, will use the explosives for an illegal purpose;

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