ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor

Ch. 17

15-105.

(b)     [Article 27, §§ 727 through 734D of the Code do] TITLE 3, SUBTITLE 1 OF
THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE DOES not apply to activities carried out by the Ethics
Commission under this title.

Article - State Personnel and Pensions

8-305.

(c)      (1) This subsection applies to law enforcement and civilian employees of
the Department of State Police who participate in the modified workday program
established in accordance with [Article 88B, § 23B of the Code] § 2-411 OF THE
PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE.

10-404.

(b)     This section applies to all:

(3) members of the Maryland National Guard serving on orders issued in
accordance with [Article 65 of the Annotated Code of Maryland] TITLE 13 OF THE
PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE or Title 32 of the United States Code.

(c)      (2) (i) A death benefit in the amount of $50,000 shall be paid to the
surviving spouse, children, or dependent parents of any State employee covered by
the provisions of [Article 41, § 4-1002 of the Code] § 1-202 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY
ARTICLE who is killed in the performance of duties on or after July 1, 2000.

(3) A death benefit under this section shall be in addition to any:

(iii) benefit provided to a State employee covered by the provisions
of [Article 41, § 4-1002 of the Code] § 1-202 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE; and

21-111.

(b)     (4) If the Board of Trustees approves an application for disability
retirement on behalf of a State police officer under [Article 88B, § 15(b)(16) of the
Code] § 2-415(B) OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE, the Board of Trustees shall hold a
hearing unless the officer waives the hearing in writing.

24-201.

This subtitle applies only to:

(1) a police employee as defined in [Article 88B, § 2 of the Code] § 2-101
OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE; and

29-103.

(c)      (2) The Secretary of the State Police may complete an application and
submit it to the Board of Trustees for a member if:

(v) any administrative leave granted under [Article 88B, § 23A of
the Code] § 2-410 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE has expired.

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