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MARYLAND <strong>RULES</strong> <strong>OF</strong> PROCEDURE<br />

TITLE 16 - COURTS, JUDGES, AND ATTORNEYS<br />

CHAPTER 800 - MISCELLANEOUS<br />

AMEND Rule 16-806 to make certain functions of the<br />

Commission coextensive with the Board and to allow the Chair of<br />

the Commission to authorize Investigative Counsel to issue<br />

subpoenas under certain circumstances, as follows:<br />

Rule 16-806. FURTHER INVESTIGATI<strong>ON</strong><br />

(a) Notice to Judge<br />

Upon approval of a further investigation by the Board or<br />

Commission, Investigative Counsel promptly shall notify the judge<br />

(1) that the Board or Commission has authorized the further<br />

investigation, (2) of the specific nature of the disability or<br />

sanctionable conduct under investigation, and (3) that the judge<br />

may file a written response within 30 days of the date on the<br />

notice. The notice shall be given (1) by first class mail to the<br />

judge's address of record, or (2) if previously authorized by the<br />

judge, by first class mail to an attorney designated by the<br />

judge. The Board or Commission, for good cause, may defer the<br />

giving of notice, but notice must be given not less than 30 days<br />

before Investigative Counsel makes a recommendation as to<br />

disposition.<br />

(b) Subpoenas<br />

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