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trial, any judge may sentence the defendant except that, the
judge who directed entry of the plea shall sentence the defendant
if that judge has received any matter, other than a statement of
the mere facts of the offense, which would be relevant to
determining the proper sentence. This section is subject to the
provisions of Rule 4-361.
(d) Presentence Disclosures by the State's Attorney
Sufficiently in advance of sentencing to afford the
defendant a reasonable opportunity to investigate, the State's
Attorney shall disclose to the defendant or counsel any
information that the State expects to present to the court for
consideration in sentencing. If the court finds that the
information was not timely provided, the court shall postpone
sentencing.
(e) Notice and Right of Victim to Address the Court
(1) Notice and Determination
Notice to a victim or a victim’s representative of
proceedings under this Rule is governed by Code, Criminal
Procedure Article, §11-104 (e). The court shall determine
whether the requirements of that section have been satisfied.
(2) Right to Address the Court
The right of a victim or a victim’s representative to
address the court during a sentencing hearing under this Rule is
governed by Code, Criminal Procedure Article, §11-403.
Cross reference: See Code, Criminal Procedure Article, §§11-103
(b) and 11-403 (e) concerning the right of a victim or victim’s
representative to file an application for leave to appeal under
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