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MD HB287
Bill
Status
1/14/2026
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary
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AI Summary
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Conditions of lifetime sexual offender supervision must include all standard and special conditions imposed by both the sentencing court at sentencing and the Maryland Parole Commission at release from custody
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Sexual offender management teams are required to report any violations of supervision conditions to the State's Attorney for the jurisdiction where the violation occurred
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Waiting period to renew a denied petition for discharge from supervision increases from 1 year to 2 years
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Victims or victim representatives who requested notification under § 11–104 must be notified of discharge petitions and the judge's final decision
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Discharge petitions must now include a report from the sexual offender management team containing a Department-approved risk assessment, a Department-approved polygraph examination, and a recommendation regarding discharge from lifetime supervision
Legislative Description
Criminal Procedure - Lifetime Sexual Offender Supervision - Conditions, Violations, and Petitions for Discharge
Notices
Last Action
Withdrawn by Sponsor
2/23/2026