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Code · Maryland · Courts and Judicial Proceedings

§ 3-8A-14.1

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§3–8A–14.1.
(a)After an inquiry conducted in accordance with § 3–8A–10 of this subtitle, an intake officer may file with the court an application for an arrest warrant prepared by a law enforcement officer.
(b)An application for an arrest warrant under this section shall be:
(1)In writing;
(2)Signed and sworn to by the law enforcement officer; and
(3)Accompanied by an affidavit that sets forth the basis for there being probable cause to believe that:
(i)The child who is the subject of the warrant has committed a delinquent act; and
(ii)Unless the child who is the subject of the warrant is taken into custody, the child:
1. Is likely to leave the jurisdiction of the court;
2. May not be apprehended;
3. May cause physical injury or property damage to another; or
4. May tamper with, dispose of, or destroy evidence.
(c)An arrest warrant requested under subsection
(a)of this section may only be issued by the court on a finding of probable cause and shall direct the law enforcement officer to take immediate custody of the child.
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