Maryland HB1044 prohibits the release of a defendant pending sentencing or appellate review if convicted of child neglect resulting in the death of a.
Maryland HB1044 amends the criminal procedure law to prohibit the release of a defendant pending sentencing or appellate review if convicted of a violation of § 3–602.1 (child neglect) resulting in the death of a victim under a certain age. This change applies to cases where the crime of child neglect leads to the death of a young victim, ensuring that the defendant remains in custody until the sentencing or appellate review process is complete. The act will take effect on October 1, 2026.
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