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Ch. 63 2007 Laws of Maryland
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expungement in the District Court that has proper venue against the law enforcement
unit.
(ii) The person shall file the application within 30 days after the
written notice of the denial is mailed or delivered to the person.
(2) After notice to the law enforcement unit, the court shall hold a
hearing.
(3) If the court finds that the person is entitled to expungement, the
court shall order the law enforcement unit to expunge the police record.
(4) If the court finds that the person is not entitled to expungement of
the police record, the court shall deny the application.
(5) (i) The law enforcement unit is a party to the proceeding.
(ii) Each party to the proceeding is entitled to appellate review
on the record, as provided in the Courts Article for appeals in civil cases from the
District Court.
(G) A PERSON WHO IS ENTITLED TO EXPUNGEMENT UNDER THIS
SECTION MAY NOT BE REQUIRED TO PAY ANY FEE OR COSTS IN CONNECTION
WITH THE EXPUNGEMENT.
10-103.1.
(A) FOR ARRESTS, DETENTIONS, OR CONFINEMENTS OCCURRING ON OR
AFTER OCTOBER 1, 2007, A PERSON WHO IS ARRESTED, DETAINED, OR
CONFINED BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT UNIT AND THEN IS RELEASED WITHOUT
BEING CHARGED WITH THE COMMISSION OF A CRIME IS ENTITLED TO
EXPUNGEMENT OF ALL POLICE RECORDS, INCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHS AND
FINGERPRINTS, RELATING TO THE MATTER.
(B) WITHIN 30 60 DAYS AFTER RELEASE OF A PERSON ENTITLED TO
EXPUNGEMENT OF A POLICE RECORD UNDER SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION,
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT UNIT SHALL:
(1) SEARCH DILIGENTLY FOR AND EXPUNGE EACH POLICE
RECORD ABOUT THE ARREST, DETENTION, OR CONFINEMENT OF THE PERSON;
AND
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