Maryland HB 887: Criminal Law - Death Penalty - Murder of Specific Individuals or Mass Murder

Status: Unfavorable Report by Judiciary (as of 2018-03-15)

State: Maryland · Session: 2018 · Bill: HB 887

Subjects: Criminal Law - Substantive Crimes, Criminal Law - Procedure, Appeals, Clerks of Court, Correctional Officers, Court of Appeals, Courts, Death Penalty, Developmental Disabilities, Drivers' Licenses, Emergency Medical Services, Evidence, Federal Government, Fire Protection, Genetics, Governor, Hearings, Investigations and Inquiries, Judges, Juries, Jurisdiction, Juvenile Causes, Law Enforcement, Mental and Behavioral Health, Murder, Notices, Parole and Probation, Penalties and Sentences, Pregnancy, Public Safety and Correctional Services, Department of, Recordings, Records, Rescue Squads, Review Boards, Rules and Regulations, Sheriffs, State's Attorneys, Statutes of Limitation, Trials, Victims, Warrants, Witnesses

Sponsors: Shoemaker, Afzali, Buckel, Folden, Krebs, Malone, McComas, Morgan, Reilly, Rose, Szeliga

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