Ch. 216                                    2003 LAWS OF MARYLAND

[(17)] (18) a pardon, reprieve, commutation of a sentence, or other change
in a sentence, including a change in a sentence that a court orders;

[(18)] (19) an entry of an appeal to an appellate court;

[(19)] (20) a judgment of an appellate court;

[(20)] (21) an order of a court in a collateral proceeding that affects a
person's conviction, sentence, or confinement;

[(21)] (22) an adjudication of a child as delinquent:

(i) if the child is at least 14 years old, for an act described in §
3-8A-03(d)(1) of the Courts Article; or

(ii) if the child is at least 16 years old, for an act described in §
3-8A-03(d)(4) or (5) of the Courts Article;

[(22)] (23) the issuance or withdrawal of a writ of attachment by a
juvenile court; and

[(23)] (24) any other event arising out of or occurring during the course of
a criminal proceeding that the Secretary by regulation or the Court of Appeals by rule
makes a reportable event.

10-216.

(a)     In this section, "law enforcement unit" means:

(1)     a State, county, or municipal police unit; or

(2)     a sheriff's office.

(b)     [Subject to subsection (c) of this section:]

(1)      [if] IF a defendant was not fingerprinted at the time of arrest for the
sentenced crime, the sentencing judge shall order the defendant to be fingerprinted
by the appropriate and available law enforcement unit when the defendant:

(i) is found guilty or pleads guilty or nolo contendere to a crime
that is reportable as criminal history record information under this subtitle; and

(ii) is sentenced to commitment in a local correctional facility or
receives a suspended sentence, probation [other than], probation before judgment
under § 6-220 of this article, or a fine[; and].

(2)      [if ] IF the defendant cannot be fingerprinted at the time of
sentencing, the sentencing judge shall order the defendant to report to a designated
law enforcement unit to be fingerprinted within 3 days after the date of the
sentencing.

(c)      [If the crime charged is a crime defined by law or a rule of court as a "petty
offense", a sentencing judge may order that the defendant be fingerprinted under
subsection (b) of this section.

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