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Martin O'Malley, Jr., Governor
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(b) No action for damages may be brought against a person, firm, or
corporation who allows premises which he owns, controls, or occupies to be used, free
of charge, for one of the following purposes:
(1) Sheltering persons during an attack or raid by an enemy; [or]
(2) Stocking of food, water, medical supplies, equipment, or other
materials to be used in the event of an attack upon the United States; or
(3) Sheltering persons during an emergency.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Extraneous conjunction in § 5-602(b)(l) of the Courts and Judicial
Proceedings Article.
Occurred: Ch. 666, Acts of 1975.
5-803.
(a) (1) Whether or not an individual receives compensation for the
individual's services, an employee of a county health department or other local
department or agency functioning as a school nurse or school health aide or a member
of the administrative, educational, or support staff of, or an individual who serves
under a contract for services to, any public, private, or parochial school is immune
from liability for:
[(1)](I) Making a report required by law, if the individual acts on
reasonable grounds;
[(2)] (II) Participating in a judicial proceeding that results from the
individual's report; and
[(3)] [(i)](III) Making a report to the appropriate school official or to
a parent if the individual has reasonable grounds to suspect that a student is:
1. Under the influence of alcoholic beverages or a
controlled dangerous substance;
2. In possession of alcoholic beverages or a controlled
dangerous substance; or
3. Involved in the illegal sale or distribution of alcoholic
beverages or a controlled dangerous substance.
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