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State	Bill	Status	Summary/Title	Last Action
MD	HB1409	Intro 25%	Providing for an exception to the prohibition against willfully intercepting wire or electronic communication for a resident in a medical care facility under certain circumstances; requiring a medical care facility to allow electronic monitoring of a... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2025-02-12 [Hearing: Mar 6 @ 1:00 pm] To House Health and Government Operations Committee
MD	HB706	Intro 25%	Altering the statute of limitations applicable to a certain offense relating to the prohibition against intercepting and disclosing any wire, oral, or electronic communications and reclassifying the offense as a misdemeanor instead of a felony; and p... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2025-01-27 To House Judiciary Committee
MD	HB392	Intro 25%	Providing that it is lawful for a person to intercept an oral communication if the person is working as a fair housing tester for a fair housing testing program operated by the federal government, the State, a local government, or a nonprofit civil r... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2025-01-17 To House Judiciary Committee
MD	HB130	Intro 25%	Reclassifying, as a misdemeanor instead of a felony, a certain offense relating to the prohibition against intercepting and disclosing any wire, oral, or electronic communications. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2025-01-10 To House Judiciary Committee
MD	SB61	Intro 25%	Establishing that it is lawful for a person to use a cellular telephone or another device to intercept an oral communication in public if the speaker should reasonably anticipate that the oral communication would be overheard or intercepted; and est... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2025-01-09 To Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
MD	SB38	Intro 25%	Reclassifying, as a misdemeanor instead of a felony, a certain offense relating to the prohibition against intercepting and disclosing any wire, oral, or electronic communications. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2025-01-09 To Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
MD	SB107	Intro 25%	Providing that it is lawful for a person to intercept an oral communication if the person is working as a fair housing tester for a fair housing testing program operated by the federal government, the State, a local government, or a nonprofit civil r... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2025-01-09 To Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee