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686 Journal of Proceedings Feb. 9, 2007
Pena–Melnyk, Robinson, Schuh, Shewell, Smigiel, Sossi, Stifler, Stocksdale, Stukes,
Stull, Valderrama, Waldstreicher, and Weldon
AN ACT concerning
Jessica’s Law – Sexual Offenses – Parole Eligibility and Mandatory Minimum
Sentences
FOR the purpose of providing that persons who are convicted of certain sexual offenses
are not eligible for parole during certain mandatory minimum sentences;
prohibiting a certain person from engaging in certain sexual contact with a child
who is under a certain age; establishing a certain penalty; prohibiting a court from
suspending any part of a sentence for a certain sexual offense committed against a
child under a certain age; requiring the State to provide a certain notification if the
State intends to seek a certain sentence under certain circumstances; creating a
certain exception; and generally relating to sexual offenses involving children.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
Article – Criminal Law
Section 3–303 through 3–307
Annotated Code of Maryland
(2002 Volume and 2006 Supplement)
Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill 931 – Delegates Kipke, Beidle, Beitzel, Benson, V. Clagett, Costa, Dwyer,
Eckardt, Elmore, Frank, Frush, Gaines, Hubbard, Ivey, Kach, J. King, Kullen, Love,
McComas, Mizeur, Montgomery, Pena–Melnyk, Schuh, Shank, Shewell, Smigiel, Sossi,
Stocksdale, Stukes, Stull, and Tarrant
AN ACT concerning
Identity Fraud – Victim – Expungement of False Criminal Record
FOR the purpose of authorizing a court to order a defendant who pleads guilty or is found
guilty of using another person’s name or other identification without consent or
authorization to make restitution to the victim for certain costs associated with an
expungement proceeding that arose because of the identity fraud; allowing a
person to request that the Office of the Attorney General file a petition for
expungement of certain records if the records resulted from the arrest of another
using the person’s name or other identification without consent or authorization;
requiring the Office of the Attorney General to create a certain form for requests
for the filing of a petition for the expungement of certain records and requiring
that the form be made available over the Internet; authorizing the Office of the