Criminal Procedure - Maryland Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act

HB 659 Criminal Procedure Maryland Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act

Maryland 2015 Regular Session

Criminal Procedure - Maryland Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act
HB-659

About HB-659

Requiring the Attorney General to take certain steps to identify, collect, and publish in a specified manner laws that impose a specified collateral sanction on a person who is convicted of a specified offense; requiring a State's Attorney to provide specified information to a person charged with an offense; requiring a court to confirm that a specified notice has been received and is understood by a specified person; providing that a new collateral sanction may be imposed only by a specified procedure; etc.

  

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Introduced 02/12/2015

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Rep. Curtis Anderson


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Rep. Susan McComas


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History

Unfavorable Report By Judiciary

03/09/2015

Hearing 2/26 At 1:00 P.m.

02/26/2015

First Reading Judiciary

02/12/2015

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Criminal Law - Procedure Administrative Agencies Attorney General Civil Actions Committees And Commissions Contractors Court Of Appeals Courts Crimes And Punishments Disclosure Education Electronic Government Evidence Examinations Expungement Federal Government Guns Hearings Housing Immigrants And Citizenship Interstate Affairs Investigations And Inquiries Juvenile Causes Law Enforcement Laws And Ordinances Legislation Licenses Negligence Nonprofit Organizations Notices Parole And Probation Penalties And Sentences Petitions Publications Public Employees Public Information Records Reports Rules And Regulations Search And Seizure State Employees Telecommunications And Information Technology Victims Voting Work, Labor And Employment