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Code · Maryland · Courts and Judicial Proceedings

§ 3-1501

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§3–1501.
(a)In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
(b)“Commissioner” means a District Court commissioner appointed in accordance with Article IV, § 41G of the Maryland Constitution.
(c)“Court” means the District Court of Maryland.
(d)“Employee” means:
(1)An individual who is employed by an employer; or
(2)A volunteer or an independent contractor who performs services for an employer at the employer’s workplace.
(1)“Employer” means a person engaged in a business, an industry, a profession, a trade, or any other enterprise in the State.
(2)“Employer” includes a person that acts directly or indirectly in the interest of another employer with an employee.
(f)“Final peace order” means a peace order issued by a judge under § 3–1505 of this subtitle.
(g)“Interim peace order” means an order that a commissioner issues under this subtitle pending a hearing by a judge on a petition.
(h)“Military protection order” means a protection order issued in accordance with 10 U.S.C. § 1567 by a commanding officer against a person under the officer’s command in:
(1)Any branch of the uniformed services of the United States;
(2)The Maryland National Guard; or
(3)The national guard of any other state.
(i)“Petitioner” means an individual who files a petition under § 3–1503 of this subtitle.
(j)“Residence” includes the yard, grounds, outbuildings, and common areas surrounding the residence.
(k)“Respondent” means an individual alleged in a petition to have committed an act specified in § 3–1503(a) of this subtitle against a petitioner or a petitioner’s employee.
(l)“Temporary peace order” means a peace order issued by a judge under § 3–1504 of this subtitle.
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