Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, before extending a conditional offer to a prospective tenant, a landlord may not: Request or require the prospective tenant to disclose in a housing application whether the prospective tenant has a criminal history or has been accused of or charged with any crimes; or Make an oral or written inquiry regarding the criminal history of the prospective tenant. Before extending a conditional offer, a landlord may require information on, and may reject a prospective tenant’s application on the grounds of, whether the prospective tenant: Has been convicted of: For a potential tenancy in federally assisted housing, manufacturing, distributing, dispensing, or producing methamphetamine on the premises of federally assisted housing; A sexual offense under Title 3, Subtitle 3 of the Criminal Law Article; Child pornography under § 11–207 of the Criminal Law Article; Murder in the first degree under § 2–201 of the Criminal Law Article; Murder in the second degree under § 2–204 of the Criminal Law Article; or Human trafficking under § 3–1102 of the Criminal Law Article; Is subject to a lifetime registration requirement under a state sex offender registration program; Has ever been subject to a registration requirement under a state or federal sex offender registration program; or Has ever been convicted in another state or federal court of a crime with the same criminal elements as a crime listed in this subsection. In response to the results of a criminal history records check, a prospective tenant may provide, and a landlord shall consider, evidence demonstrating: Inaccuracies in the prospective tenant’s criminal history records; Evidence of rehabilitation; and Any other mitigating factors.