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Ch. 213
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2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(iii) Require the parent or guardian of the child to withdraw the
parent's or guardian's consent to the child's license to drive, and advise the Motor
Vehicle Administration of the withdrawal of consent; or
(iv) Forward the citation to the State's Attorney.
(2) The intake officer shall forward the citation, other than a citation
authorized under [Article 27, § 406 of the Code] § 10-108 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW
ARTICLE, to the State's Attorney if:
(i) The parent or guardian of the child refuses to withdraw consent
to the child's license to drive;
(ii) The child fails to comply with an alcohol education or
rehabilitation program referral; or
(iii) The child fails to comply with a supervised work program
assignment.
(1) (1) If the intake officer receives a citation authorized under [Article 27,
§ 406 of the Code] § 10-108 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE, the intake officer may:
(i) Refer the child to a smoking cessation clinic, or other suitable
presentation of the hazards associated with tobacco use;
(ii) Assign the child to a supervised work program for not more
than 20 hours for the first violation and not more than 40 hours for a second or
subsequent violation; or
(iii) Forward the citation to the State's Attorney.
(2) The intake officer shall forward the citation authorized under
[Article 27, § 406 of the Code] § 10-108 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE to the State's
Attorney if the child fails to comply with a smoking program referral or a supervised
work program assignment described under paragraph (1) of this subsection.
3-8A-19.
(e) (1) (iii) In making a disposition on a finding that the child has
committed a violation [under Article 27, § 400] OF ARTICLE 2B, § 22-101 of the Code §
10-113 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE specified in a citation that involved the use of
a driver's license or a document purporting to be a driver's license, the court may
order the Motor Vehicle Administration to initiate an action under the Maryland
Vehicle Law to suspend the driving privilege of a child licensed to operate a motor
vehicle by the Motor Vehicle Administration:
1. For a first offense, for 6 months; and
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2. For a second or subsequent offense, until the child is 21
years old.
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