Md. Code, State Government § 10-1403
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§10–1403.
Official statutory text
Subject to § 10–1405 of this subtitle, if a licensing authority receives notification under § 5–810 of the Criminal Law Article that a licensee has been convicted of a drug crime committed on or after January 1, 1991, the licensing authority may:
(1) (i) reprimand the licensee;
(ii) place the licensee on probation for a reasonable period of time; or
(iii) suspend or revoke the license;
(2) assess the licensee, in accordance with applicable regulations, all or part of the cost of any disciplinary proceeding and sanction; or
(3) impose any other sanction or take any other action authorized by law.
(1) (i) reprimand the licensee;
(ii) place the licensee on probation for a reasonable period of time; or
(iii) suspend or revoke the license;
(2) assess the licensee, in accordance with applicable regulations, all or part of the cost of any disciplinary proceeding and sanction; or
(3) impose any other sanction or take any other action authorized by law.
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