Maryland SB716 revises the process for filing charges against law enforcement officers and other specified personnel.
Maryland SB716 modifies the procedure for filing charges against law enforcement officers, emergency services personnel, adult protective services workers, child welfare caseworkers, and educators. It mandates that applications for charges be immediately forwarded to the State’s Attorney, who must investigate and recommend whether charges should be filed and if a summons or warrant should issue. The bill also specifies that charges cannot be filed until the State’s Attorney has made these recommendations, effective October 1, 2026.
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