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Code · Maryland · Courts and Judicial Proceedings

§ 8-203

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§8–203.
(1)A circuit court may propose to the Supreme Court of Maryland a change to the circuit court’s jury plan at any time, by filing the proposal with the Supreme Court of Maryland.
(2)Within 60 days after a circuit court files a proposal under this subsection, the Supreme Court of Maryland shall approve or disapprove the proposal.
(3)A proposal approved under this subsection is effective:
(i)61 days after a circuit court files the proposal; or
(ii)Any earlier date that the Supreme Court of Maryland sets.
(1)If the Supreme Court of Maryland orders a circuit court to change its jury plan, the circuit court shall do so.
(2)A change that the Supreme Court of Maryland orders is effective:
(i)On the day the Court sets; but
(ii)Not later than 90 days after the date of approval of the circuit court’s change.
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