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Ch. 213
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2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(1) Is under the influence of alcohol;
(2) Is impaired by alcohol;
(3) Is so far impaired by any drug, combination of drugs, or combination
of one or more drugs and alcohol that the person cannot operate a vessel safely; or
(4) Is impaired by any controlled dangerous substance, as defined in
[Article 27, § 277 of the Code] § 5-101 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE, unless the
person is entitled to use the controlled dangerous substance under the laws of the
State.
10-410.
(c) (1) A person may not shoot at any species of wildlife from an automobile
or other vehicle or, except as provided in § 4-203(B) OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE
AND Article 27, [§§ 36B(c) and 36E] § 36E of the Code, possess in or on an automobile
or other vehicle a loaded handgun or shotgun, or a rifle containing any ammunition in
the magazine or chamber.
(2) If this subsection is violated by an occupant of a vehicle which has 2
or more occupants and it cannot be determined which occupant is the violator, the
owner of the vehicle, if present, shall be presumed to be responsible for the violation.
In the absence of the owner of the vehicle, the operator of the vehicle shall be
presumed to be responsible for the violation.
(3) Provisions of this subsection do not apply to a disabled person who
obtains a special permit [pursuant to the provisions of] UNDER § 10-307 of this title.
10-1108.
(a) (2) (i) A court may suspend for not more than 1 year the hunting
license of a person who is convicted of violating [Article 27, § 577(a)(1) of the Code] §
6-402 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE while carrying a firearm or bow and arrow for
the purpose of hunting.
(ii) When a person not holding a hunting license is convicted of
violating [Article 27, § 577(a)(1) of the Code] § 6-402 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE
while carrying a firearm or bow and arrow for the purpose of hunting, the court may
order that the person not obtain a hunting license for a period of not more than 1 year.
Article - Real Property
14-119.
(d) A person who removes any human remains, monument, or gravestone from
a cemetery located on land in Carroll County shall:
(1) Comply with [Article 27, § 265 or § 267 of the Code] § 10-402 OR §
10-404 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE;
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(2) Place the human remains, monument, or gravestone in a permanent
cemetery in Carroll County; and
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