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HB 720

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Intercepted Communications - Penalties and Admissibility of Evidence

Sponsor: David Moon (District 20)Committee: JudiciarySubject: Criminal Law - ProcedureStatus: Hearing 2/16 at 1:30 p.m. (as of Dec 1, 2021)

What this bill does

Official synopsis

Reclassifying, as a misdemeanor instead of a felony, a certain offense relating to the prohibition against intercepting and disclosing certain communications; altering certain penalties relating to the prohibition against intercepting and disclosing certain communications; providing that a certain communication that was intercepted in violation of certain provisions of law may be admissible in certain proceedings under certain circumstances; etc.

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Testimony (10)

MGA witness list
FAV 6FavorableFWA 3Favorable with amendmentsINFO 1Information only
PositionWitnessOrganizationTestimony
FAVShellenberger, ScottBaltimore County State's Attorney's OfficeOral + Written (PDF)
FAVBurdett, JakeColumbia Democratic ClubOral
FAVFeinstein, DebbieMontgomery County State's Attorney's OfficeOral
FAVSeltzer, YosefiOffice of the Staff Judge AdvocateOral + Written (PDF)
FAVMyers, JohnUniversity of California Hastings College of the LawOral
FAVDelegate Moon, Delegate MoonlegislatorIndividualOral
FWAJung, RoyOffice of the Attorney General -- Legislative Affairs UnitWritten (PDF)
FWADavid, SarahOffice of the State ProsecutorOral + Written (PDF)
FWALore, MichaelIndividualOral + Written (PDF)
INFORuth, LaureWomen's Law Center of Maryland, Inc.Written (PDF)

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