Maryland HB301 revises the supervision and command structure of state active duty personnel within the Maryland Military Department.
Maryland HB301 modifies the operational command and control of state active duty personnel within the Maryland Military Department, including the National Guard and the Maryland Defense Force. The bill specifies that during state active duty, members of these units are under the command of the Adjutant General or a designated officer. It also grants members of the militia in state active duty the authority of a peace or law enforcement officer, extending their authority throughout the state.
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