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Ch. 63
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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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until any applicable statute of limitations expires.
(4) The person shall give the notice REQUEST EXPUNGEMENT within
8 years after the date of the incident.
(c) (1) On receipt of a timely filed notice REQUEST, the law enforcement
unit promptly shall investigate and try to verify the facts stated in the notice
REQUEST.
(2) If the law enforcement unit finds the facts are true, the law
enforcement unit shall:
(i) search diligently for each police record about the arrest,
detention, or confinement of the person;
(ii) expunge each police record it has about the arrest,
detention, or confinement within 60 days after receipt of the notice REQUEST: and
(iii) send a copy of the notice REQUEST and the law enforcement
unit's verification of the facts in the notice REQUEST to:
1. the Central Repository;
2. each booking facility or law enforcement unit that the
law enforcement unit believes may have a police record about the arrest, detention, or
confinement; and
3. the person requesting expungement.
(d) Within 30 60 days after receipt of the notice REQUEST, the Central
Repository, booking facility, and any other law enforcement unit shall search
diligently for and expunge a police record about the arrest, detention, or confinement.
(e) If the law enforcement unit to which the person has sent notice A
REQUEST finds that the person is not entitled to an expungement of the police record,
the law enforcement unit, within 60 days after receipt of the notice REQUEST, shall
advise the person in writing of:
(1) the denial of the request for expungement; and
(2) the reasons for the denial.
(f) (1) (i) If a request by the person for expungement of a police record
is denied under subsection (e) of this section, the person may apply for an order of
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