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VETOES
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RESPONDENT INTO CUSTODY IF THE OFFICER HAS PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE
THAT THE RESPONDENT HAS VIOLATED ANY PROVISION OF THE INTERIM PEACE
ORDER; AND
(V) THE PHONE NUMBER OF THE OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
CLERK.
(E) WHENEVER A COMMISSIONER ISSUES AN INTERIM PEACE ORDER, THE
COMMISSIONER SHALL:
(1) IMMEDIATELY FORWARD A COPY OF THE PETITION AND INTERIM
PEACE ORDER TO THE APPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY FOR SERVICE ON
THE RESPONDENT; AND
(2) BEFORE THE HEARING SCHEDULED IN THE INTERIM PEACE ORDER,
TRANSFER THE CASE FILE AND THE RETURN OF SERVICE, IF ANY, TO THE OFFICE OF
THE DISTRICT COURT CLERK.
(F) A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER SHALL:
(1) IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF A PETITION AND INTERIM PEACE
ORDER, SERVE THEM ON THE RESPONDENT NAMED IN THE ORDER; AND
(2) IMMEDIATELY AFTER SERVICE, MAKE A RETURN OF SERVICE TO THE
COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE OR, IF THE OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COURT CLERK IS
OPEN FOR BUSINESS, TO THE CLERK.
(G) AN INTERIM PEACE ORDER SHALL BE EFFECTIVE UNTIL A JUDGE RULES
ON THE PETITION AT THE TEMPORARY PEACE ORDER HEARING THE EARLIER OF:
(1) THE TEMPORARY PEACE ORDER HEARING UNDER § 3-1504 OF THIS
SUBTITLE; OR
(2) THE END OF THE SECOND BUSINESS DAY THE OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT IS OPEN FOLLOWING THE ISSUANCE OF AN INTERIM
PEACE ORDER.
(H) A DECISION OF A COMMISSIONER TO GRANT OR DENY RELIEF UNDER THIS
SECTION IS NOT BINDING ON, AND DOES NOT AFFECT ANY POWER GRANTED TO OR
DUTY IMPOSED ON, A JUDGE OF A CIRCUIT COURT OR THE DISTRICT COURT UNDER
ANY LAW, INCLUDING ANY POWER TO GRANT OR DENY A PETITION FOR A
TEMPORARY PEACE ORDER OR FINAL PEACE ORDER
(I) AN INDIVIDUAL WHO KNOWINGLY PROVIDES FALSE INFORMATION IN A
PETITION FILED UNDER THIS SECTION IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR AND ON
CONVICTION IS SUBJECT TO A FINE NOT EXCEEDING $1,000 OR IMPRISONMENT NOT
EXCEEDING 90 DAYS OR BOTH.
3-1504.
(a) (1) If AFTER A HEARING ON a petition [is filed under § 3-1503 of this
subtitle and the court], WHETHER EX PARTE OR OTHERWISE, A JUDGE finds that
there are reasonable grounds to believe that the respondent has committed, and is
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