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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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Ch. 605
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(1) Pays the fine on the original charge as provided for in the original
citations; or
(2) Posts bond or a penalty deposit and requests a new date for a trial
or a hearing on sentencing and disposition.
(e) If a person fails to pay the fine or post the bond or penalty deposit under
subsection (d) of this section, the Administration may suspend the driving privileges of
the person.
(f) When the offense is not punishable by incarceration, if the court notifies
the Administration of the person's noncompliance under subsection (c) of this section,
a warrant may not be issued for the person under this section until 20 days after the
original trial date.
(g) With the cooperation of the District Court and circuit courts, the
Administration shall develop procedures to carry out those provisions of this section
that relate to the suspension of driving privileges.
26-402.
(a) This section does not apply if the alleged offense is any of the offenses
enumerated in § 26-202(a)(3)(i), (ii), (iii), and (iv) of this title.
(b) If a police officer arrests a person and takes [him] THE PERSON before a
District Court commissioner as provided in this title, the person shall be released on
issuance of a [written] citation if:
(1) A commissioner is not available;
(2) A judge, clerk, or other public officer, authorized to accept bail for
the court is not available; and
(3) The person charged gives [his] THE PERSON'S written promise to
appear in court.
26-407.
(a) This section does not affect or modify the procedures established under
Subtitle 3 of this title as to violations of parking ordinances or regulations adopted
under that subtitle.
(b) Each police officer who issues a traffic citation to an alleged violator of
any State or local law [shall]:
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