Rep. Michael Smigiel
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Criminal Law - Plea Agreements - Prohibition of Concurrent Sentences for Child [HB-24]
Prohibiting a plea agreement from providing for concurrent sentencing for a defendant charged with multiple counts of specified child sexual offenses.
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Income Tax - Subtraction Modification - Amounts Received for Agricultural [HB-25]
Providing a subtraction modification under the Maryland individual and corporate income tax for income received from the State for specified agricultural preservation purposes; defining "State agricultural program"; applying the Act to tax years beginning after December 31, 2009; etc.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Correctional Services - Diminution Credits - Inmate Serving Sentence for Rape [HB-253]
Prohibiting the earning of diminution credits to reduce the term of confinement of an inmate who is serving a sentence in a State or local correctional facility for the rape of a minor or a sexual offense against a minor in the first or second degree.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Crimes - Sexual Offenses Against Children - Jessica's Law Enhancement [HB-254]
Increasing the maximum and mandatory minimum penalties for a person convicted of rape in the second degree of a child under the age of 13 years; and increasing the maximum and mandatory minimum penalties for a person convicted of sexual offense in the second degree against a child under the age of 13 years.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
County Oyster Committees - Public Shellfish Fishery Area - Power Dredging [HB-284]
Authorizing specified county oyster committees to authorize the use of power dredges to catch oysters in public shellfish fishery areas under specified circumstances.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Criminal Procedure - Child Sexual Offenders - Monitoring With Global [HB-288]
Requiring that specified child sexual offenders be monitored constantly with global positioning satellite tracking technology during any periods of probation and parole; requiring that specified repeat child sexual offenders be monitored constantly with global positioning satellite tracking technology for life and pay the costs of the monitoring.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Correctional Services - Child Sexual Offenders - Diminution Credits [HB-289]
Prohibiting the earning of diminution credits to reduce the term of confinement of an inmate who is serving a sentence in a State or local correctional facility for committing a specified sexual crime against a victim who is a child under the age of 16; etc.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Natural Resources - Oyster Harvest - Closure of State Waters [HB-303]
Requiring the Department of Natural Resources to keep tidal waters of the State open for oyster harvesting unless the Department makes specified determinations or except as required by law; requiring the Department to manage tidal waters to support, promote, and enhance oyster harvesting opportunities to a specified extent; requiring the Department to manage tidal waters to prevent any net loss of waters available for oyster harvesting or of available oyster harvest authorizations; etc.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Crimes - Death Penalty - Murder of a Child During a Sexual Offense [HB-306]
Requiring the court or a jury, in determining whether to impose the death penalty in a case in which the defendant is convicted of first degree murder, to first consider whether the victim was a child who was murdered while the defendant was committing or attempting to commit a sexual offense against the child.
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Maryland 2010 Regular Session
Maryland Constitution - Laws Making an Appropriation Made Subject to Petition [HB-31]
Proposing an amendment to the Maryland Constitution to provide that a law making a specified appropriation shall be subject to rejection or repeal by the voters of the State under the petition referendum process provided under the Maryland Constitution; and submitting the amendment to the qualified voters of the State of Maryland for their adoption or rejection.