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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 100
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OF GOOD CAUSE, MAY ORDER THE AFFIDAVIT PRESENTED IN SUPPORT OF A SEARCH
AND SEIZURE WARRANT BE SEALED FOR ADDITIONAL 30 DAY PERIODS, NOT TO
EXCEED 1 YEAR
(3) A finding of good cause required by paragraph (2) of this subsection is
established by evidence that:
(i) the criminal investigation to which the affidavit is related is of
a continuing nature and likely to yield further information that could be of use in
prosecuting alleged criminal activities; and
(ii) the failure to maintain the confidentiality of the investigation
would:
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1. jeopardize the use of information already obtained in the
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investigation;
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2. impair the continuation of the investigation; or
3. jeopardize the safety of a source of information.
(4) After the order sealing the affidavit expires, the affidavit shall be:
(i) unsealed; and
(ii) delivered within 15 days:
1. to the person from whom the property was taken; or
2. if that person is not on the premises at the time of delivery;
to the person apparently in charge of the premises from which the property was
taken.
5-101.
(e) A defendant may not be released on personal recognizance if the defendant
is charged with:
(1) a crime listed in § 5-202(d) of this title after having been convicted of
a crime listed in § 5-202(d) of this title; [or]
(2) a crime punishable by death or life imprisonment without parole;
(3) AN ACT OF TERRORISM UNDER § 3-1002 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW
ARTICLE; OR
(4) HARBORING A TERRORIST UNDER § 3-1004 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW
ARTICLE.
5-202.
(b) (1) A District Court commissioner may not authorize the pretrial release
of a defendant charged;
(I) as a drug kingpin under Article 27, § 286(g) of the Code; OR
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