Maryland Code | Chapter Criminal Procedure Article 3

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State	Bill	Status	Summary/Title	Last Action
MD	SB551	Pass	Providing that certain provisions of the Maryland Rules relating to discovery in civil matters apply in a certain administrative proceeding; requiring a court that receives a certain report to promptly notify counsel of record for the committed perso... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-05-16 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 760
MD	HB801	Pass	Providing that certain provisions of the Maryland Rules relating to discovery in civil matters apply in a certain administrative proceeding; requiring a court that receives a certain report to promptly notify counsel of record for the committed perso... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-05-16 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 759
MD	HB432	Pass	Replacing references to mental retardation with references to an intellectual disability in certain provisions of law. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-05-09 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 444
MD	SB1106	Pass	Correcting certain errors or omissions in certain articles of the Annotated Code; clarifying language; correcting certain obsolete references; reorganizing certain sections of the Annotated Code; providing that this Act is not intended to affect any ... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-25 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 382
MD	HB1470	Intro Sine Die	Altering the time period after which a court is required to dismiss a certain charge against a defendant found incompetent to stand trial under certain circumstances; and authorizing a victim or victim's representative to petition the court to extend... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-02 To House Judiciary Committee
MD	SB449	Engross Sine Die	Altering the time period after which a court is required to dismiss a certain charge against a defendant found incompetent to stand trial under certain circumstances. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-03-20 To House Judiciary Committee
MD	HB1346	Intro Sine Die	Altering the procedures related to competency evaluations, including by requiring the Maryland Department of Health, rather than the court, to determine the basis on which a defendant will be examined; altering the definition of "designated health ca... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-03-12 Withdrawn by Sponsor
MD	SB554	Intro Sine Die	Requiring the court, after a verdict of not criminally responsible for murder in the first degree to commit a defendant to a designated health care facility for life; and requiring a court, after a verdict of not criminally responsible for murder in ... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-02-06 To Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
MD	HB87	Intro Sine Die	Providing that a person who is convicted of first-degree murder may be sentenced to death under certain circumstances; and establishing certain procedures relating to custody, warrant of execution, incompetency, method of execution, witnesses, certif... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-01-30 To House Judiciary Committee