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Local Government Article, Title 1, sec. 301 et. seq.

This subtitle applies to the following governmental entities:

(1) counties;

(2) municipalities;

(3) bicounty or multicounty agencies;

(4) county boards of education;

(5) public authorities;

(6) special taxing districts; and

(7) other public entities whose employees are not covered by § 2-304 of the State Personnel and Pensions Article

§ 1-304. Restrictions on political activities An employee of a governmental entity may not:(1) engage in political activity while on the job during working hours; or(2) advocate the overthrow of the government by unconstitutional or violent means.

§ 1-305. Penalty

A person who violates this subtitle is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to imprisonment not exceeding 6 months or a fine not exceeding $3,000 or both.

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Maryland Judiciary Case Search Notices
Pursuant to House Bill 1336 of the regular session, expungements are expanded to include 4th degree burglary offenses. Additionally, criminal/traffic charges where the disposition is acquitted, dismissed, nolle prosequi, or not guilty will be automatically suppressed from Maryland Case Search. If all charges on a case qualify, the entire case will be suppressed. If a case contains non-qualifying charges, those charges will be displayed. Missing charge numbers are deliberate and reflect the charge removal(s) of some of the charges on a case. Case updates have begun and will be completed by May 15, 2021.
Example:
Screenshot of Case Search record
Notice: As a result of House Bill 83 and Senate Bill 314: 2020 Regular Session, certain criminal cases will be protected from public view beginning March 15, 2021. HB 83 prohibits the display of any District Court criminal case where marijuana is the only charge and the charge was disposed before October 1, 2014. SB 314 specifies that a case where a juvenile is charged as an adult will remain confidential until the court determines whether the case will be transferred to juvenile court.
Notice: Unit Charge Removals
Maryland Code, Criminal Procedure, Article, §10-107 defines two or more criminal or incarcerable traffic charges arising from the same incident, transaction, or set of facts as a “unit.” Any charges for minor traffic violations that arise from the same incident, transaction, or set of facts are not part of the “unit.”
If a defendant’s case consists of unit charges and non-unit charges, and each unit charge is eligible for expungement, the court could order that one or all of the unit charges be expunged. If so ordered, the court must remove all relevant court records from public inspection, thereby charges may appear to be missing from the sequential list of charges assessed to a case (e.g., after removal of the unit charges, the charges may display as 1, 4, and 5). Charges missing from cases are deliberate and reflect the court’s unit charge removal.
References:
Statute CP §10-107 and Court of Special Appeals Case No. 2182, September Term, 2018

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