Maryland HB899 prohibits private home detention monitoring agencies from soliciting business on courthouse or correctional facility grounds.
Maryland HB899 amends the Business Occupations and Professions article to prohibit private home detention monitoring agencies and their agents from soliciting business on the grounds of courthouses or correctional facilities. This includes approaching individuals to use their services, advertising their services, or any other form of solicitation. Violators face fines and potential license suspensions. The law takes effect October 1, 2026.
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