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Ch. 63
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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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(2) send a notice of expungement containing all
relevant facts about the expungement and underlying arrest,
detention, or confinement to:
(i) the Central Repository;
(ii) 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
(iii) the person entitled to expungement.
(c) within 30 60 days after receipt of the notice, the central
repository, a booking facility, and any other law enforcement unit
shall:
(1) search diligently for and expunge each police
record about the arrest) detention; or confinement of the person;
and
(2) advise in writing the person entitled to
expungement of compliance with the order.
(d) (1) a police record expunged under this section may not
be expunged by obliteration until 3 years after the date of
expungement.
(2) During the 3-year period described in paragraph (l)
of this subsection. the records shall be removed to a separate
secure area to which persons who do not have a legitimate reason
for access are denied access.
(3) for purposes of this subsection. a legitimate reason
for accessing the records includes using the records for purposes
of proceedings relating to the arrest.
(D) (e) if a law enforcement unit, a booking facility, or the
Central Repository fails to expunge a police record as required
under subsection (b) or (c) of this section, the person entitled to
expungement may:
(1) seek redress by means of any appropriate legal
remedy; and
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