Md. Code, Criminal Procedure § 11-612
This is the official text of Md. Code, Criminal Procedure § 11-612, part of Maryland’s Code, Criminal Procedure — sets the procedural rules for criminal cases.
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§11–612.
Official statutory text
(a) (1) If a District Court decides to terminate a probation before a judgment of restitution has been recorded and indexed as a money judgment, the court shall direct the Clerk of the Court:
(i) to record and index the judgment of restitution as a money judgment and forward a notice of lien to the circuit court of the county of entry of judgment before terminating the probation; and
(ii) to forward a written notice to the person or governmental unit to whom the restitution obligor was ordered to pay restitution.
(2) The written notice shall state that:
(i) the judgment of restitution has been recorded and indexed as a money judgment in the District Court; and
(ii) a notice of lien has been forwarded to the circuit court of the county of entry of judgment.
(b) Subject to the Maryland Rules, unless a restitution obligor pays complete restitution, termination of probation by a court does not affect a money judgment that has been recorded and indexed under Part I of this subtitle.
(i) to record and index the judgment of restitution as a money judgment and forward a notice of lien to the circuit court of the county of entry of judgment before terminating the probation; and
(ii) to forward a written notice to the person or governmental unit to whom the restitution obligor was ordered to pay restitution.
(2) The written notice shall state that:
(i) the judgment of restitution has been recorded and indexed as a money judgment in the District Court; and
(ii) a notice of lien has been forwarded to the circuit court of the county of entry of judgment.
(b) Subject to the Maryland Rules, unless a restitution obligor pays complete restitution, termination of probation by a court does not affect a money judgment that has been recorded and indexed under Part I of this subtitle.
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