Title 14 — Subtitle 22. Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy

Chapter 01. General Regulations

Regulation .01 Scope.Link Copy Citation

The Maryland sentencing guidelines apply to criminal cases prosecuted in a circuit court. The following sentencing matters handled by judges in a circuit court are excluded from guidelines coverage:

(1)

Prayers for jury trial from District Court, unless a PSI is ordered;

(2)

Appeals from District Court, unless a PSI is ordered;

(3)

Crimes which carry no possible penalty of incarceration;

(4)

Public local laws and municipal ordinances;

(5)

Sentencing hearings in response to a violation of probation;

(6)

Criminal nonsupport and criminal contempt; and

(7)

Cases adjudicated in a juvenile court.

Under Criminal Procedure Article, §6-211(b), Annotated Code of Maryland, the sentencing guidelines are voluntary and may not be construed to require a court to sentence a defendant as prescribed by this chapter.

Regulation .02 Definitions.Link Copy Citation

In this chapter, the following terms have the meanings indicated.

Terms Defined.

(1)

“Adjudication” includes a:

(a)

Finding of guilt by a judge or jury;

(b)

Plea of guilt by the offender;

(c)

Plea of nolo contendere (no contest) by the offender;

(d)

Sentence to probation before judgment (PBJ) pursuant to Criminal Procedure Article, §6-220(b) or 6-220(c), Annotated Code of Maryland; or

(e)

Finding of guilt by a general or special court-martial, if the elements of the offense constitute an offense under Maryland law and do not require the defendant’s service in a military force.

(2)

“Adjudication as delinquent” means subsequent to a disposition hearing, a finding that a child has committed a delinquent act and is in need of or requires treatment, guidance, or rehabilitation, pursuant to the definitions and procedures set forth in Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, §§3-8A-01 and 3-8A-19, Annotated Code of Maryland.

(3)

“Cell” means the intersection of the offense score (or seriousness category) and the offender score on a two-variable guideline matrix.

(4)

Corrections Options.

(a)

“Corrections options” means:

(i)

Home detention;

(ii)

A corrections options program established under law which requires the individual to participate in home detention, inpatient/residential treatment, or other similar programs involving terms and conditions that constitute the equivalent of confinement;

(iii)

Inpatient drug or alcohol counseling under Health General Article, Title 8, Subtitle 5, Annotated Code of Maryland;

(iv)

Participation in a problem-solving court, including a drug court, mental health court, family/dependency court, veterans court, or other problem-solving court as defined by the Administrative Office of the Courts Office of Problem Solving Courts;

(v)

A sentence, with required substance abuse treatment, for the possession, administration, obtainment, etc., of controlled dangerous substances (CDS) currently outlined in Criminal Law Article, §5-601(c), Annotated Code of Maryland, and pursuant to Criminal Law Article, §5-601(e)(3), Annotated Code of Maryland;

(vi)

Work release; or

(vii)

Weekend (or other discontinuous) incarceration.

(b)

“Corrections options” includes programs established by the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) and/or local correctional agencies, if the program meets the Commission’s criteria, as described in §B(4)(a) of this regulation.

(5)

Departure.

(a)

“Departure” means a judicially imposed sentence that falls outside of the recommended sentencing guidelines range.

(b)

“Departure” does not include any sentence that complies with at least one of the requirements that deems a sentence to be within the guidelines as set forth in Regulation .17 of this chapter.

(6)

“Drug offense” means an offense involving controlled dangerous substances or paraphernalia.

(7)

“Economic loss” means for all offenses involving theft and related crimes under Criminal Law Article, Title 7, or fraud and related crimes under Criminal Law Article, Title 8, Annotated Code of Maryland, the amount of restitution ordered by a circuit court judge or, if not ordered, the full amount of restitution that could have been ordered.

(8)

“Feigned weapon” means that an individual intentionally created the false impression that there is an actual weapon present, including a finger used to simulate a gun, a written note stating that there is a dangerous weapon present, or a verbal statement that there is a dangerous weapon present.

(9)

“Finding of a delinquent act” means a finding of facts sustained at a juvenile adjudicatory hearing, pursuant to the definitions and procedures set forth in Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, §§3-8A-01 and 3-8A-18, Annotated Code of Maryland.

(10)

Guidelines Offense.

(a)

“Guidelines offense” means an offense prosecuted in a circuit court.

(b)

“Guidelines offense” includes the following types of cases:

(i)

New trials ordered by appellate courts; and

(ii)

Reconsiderations/modifications and three-judge panel reviews involving a crime of violence, as defined in Criminal Law Article, §14-101, Annotated Code of Maryland, if an adjustment was made to the active, original sentence. Guidelines-eligible reconsiderations/modifications include sentence adjustments imposed pursuant to Maryland Rule 4-345 or a Health-General Article, §8-507, Annotated Code of Maryland, order.

(c)

“Guidelines offense” does not include the following types of cases:

(i)

Prayers for jury trial from District Court, unless a PSI is ordered;

(ii)

Appeals from District Court, unless a PSI is ordered;

(iii)

Offenses which carry no possible penalty of incarceration;

(iv)

Public local laws and municipal ordinances;

(v)

Sentencing hearings in response to a violation of probation;

(vi)

Criminal nonsupport and criminal contempt; and

(vii)

Cases adjudicated in a juvenile court.

(11)

“Guidelines range” means the recommended sentencing range for offenders who fall within a particular cell of the person, drug, and property offense sentencing matrices.

(12)

“Judge” means:

(a)

The trial judge who imposes or alters a sentence; or

(b)

A panel of trial judges who alter a sentence.

(13)

“MSCCSP binding plea agreement” means a plea agreement that:

(a)

Is presented to the court in agreement by an attorney for the government and the defendants attorney, or the defendant when proceeding pro se, that a court has approved relating to a particular sentence and disposition;

(b)

Includes agreement to a specific amount of active time (if any), not merely a sentence cap or range;

(c)

The court has the discretion to accept or reject; and

(d)

Is binding on the court under Maryland Rule 4-243(c) if the court accepts the plea.

(14)

“Multiple criminal events” means more than one criminal transaction committed over a period of time. Multiple criminal events being sentenced together may have occurred on the same or different dates. Offenses which occur on different dates are almost always multiple criminal events.

(15)

“Offender score” means a summary score ranging from 0 to 9 which:

(a)

Measures an offender's prior criminal history; and

(b)

Is calculated for use in the person, drug, and property offense sentencing matrices.

(16)

“Offense score” means a summary score ranging from 1 to 15 which:

(a)

Measures the seriousness of a person offense; and

(b)

Is calculated for use in the person offense sentencing matrix.

(17)

“Person offense” means:

(a)

An offense involving confrontation between the offender and the victim, including offenses with bodily harm or the threat of bodily harm to a victim; or

(b)

A weapons offense.

(18)

“Property offense” means an offense where property is unlawfully damaged or taken.

(19)

“PSI” means a presentence investigation prepared in accordance with Correctional Services Article, §6-112, Annotated Code of Maryland.

(20)

“Sentencing event” means a sentencing disposition or hearing for an individual defendant conducted in front of one judge on the same day.

(21)

“Sentencing guidelines worksheet” means the form:

(a)

Issued by the Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy; and

(b)

Used to determine the recommended sentence outcome and to record sentencing data.

(22)

“Seriousness category” means an offense ranking ranging from I to VII, where I designates the most serious criminal offenses and VII designates the least serious criminal offenses.

(23)

“Single criminal event” means one or more crimes committed in the course of the same transaction.

(24)

“Special vulnerability of victim” means cases in which the relative status of the victim tends to render the actions of the perpetrator more serious. A vulnerable victim is anyone:

(a)

Younger than 11 years old;

(b)

65 years old or older; or

(c)

Having a temporary or permanent physical or mental disability, including an individual who is physically or mentally limited in a material way. Examples of a temporary physical or mental limitation include, but are not limited to, instances when the offender knew or should have known the victim was pregnant, unconscious, asleep, or intoxicated.

(25)

“Victim injury” means physical or psychological injury to the crime victim, the cause of which is directly linked to the conduct of the defendant in the commission of the offense.

(26)

“Weapon presence” means the presence of an article or device which reasonably appears capable of causing injury or the presence of an article that could result in conviction under Criminal Law Article, §4-101, Annotated Code of Maryland.

(27)

“White collar offense” means a property offense, identified as an illegal act or series of illegal acts committed by other than physical means and by concealment or guile to:

(a)

Obtain money or property;

(b)

Avoid payment or loss of money or property; or

(c)

Obtain business or professional advantage.

Regulation .03 Sentencing Guidelines Worksheet.Link Copy Citation

The sentencing guidelines worksheet issued by the Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy shall be used to calculate the sentencing guidelines.

The sentencing guidelines and offense seriousness categories in effect at the time of sentencing shall be used to calculate the guidelines. If it is determined that the guidelines are different than what they would have been if calculated using the sentencing guidelines and offense seriousness categories in effect on the date the instant offense was committed, the State's Attorney or defense counsel may bring this to the attention of the judge as a consideration for departure from the guidelines.

Single Criminal Event.

(1)

The sentencing guidelines worksheet shall be used for up to three offenses from a single criminal event.

(2)

If there are more than three offenses from a single criminal event, additional worksheets shall be used as needed.

Multiple Criminal Events.

(1)

When two or more adjudications result from separate criminal transactions over a period of time, each criminal transaction is considered a separate event.

(2)

The individual completing the worksheet shall use at least one worksheet for each event.

(3)

In determining whether multiple crimes are committed in the course of the same transaction, the person filling out the guidelines worksheet shall consider whether the crimes:

(a)

Are committed close in time, in an uninterrupted course of conduct;

(b)

Occur in the same location; and

(c)

Are similar in nature or intertwined (for example, whether they share a common scheme or purpose).

Sentencing Event.

(1)

One set of sentencing guidelines shall be completed for each sentencing event.

(2)

Multiple criminal events (as often indicated by multiple unique case numbers) sentenced by the same judge on the same day constitute one sentencing event, and only one set of guidelines worksheets shall be completed for all of the counts in the sentencing event.

(3)

The offender score includes any adult adjudication prior to the current sentence date and any finding of a delinquent act (i.e., findings of facts sustained at an adjudicatory hearing) within 5 years prior to the date of the most recent instant offense (unless the defense or State can show that a finding of a delinquent act did not result in the youth's adjudication as delinquent at a juvenile disposition hearing, in which case the finding of a delinquent act shall not be scored as a part of the juvenile record) and, with the possible exception of part A of the offender score (relationship to the criminal justice system), shall be the same for each offense in the sentencing event.

(4)

The overall sentence across all included offenses shall be compared to the overall guidelines for the sentencing event to determine if the sentence is a departure from the guidelines.

Sentencing Guidelines Completion.

(1)

Before the judge imposes the sentence, an individual shall complete the worksheet down to the section labeled “Actual Sentence” and include each offense for which the offender is to be sentenced.

(2)

If the judge orders a PSI, an agent of the Division of Parole and Probation shall complete each worksheet.

(3)

If the judge does not order a PSI, the judge may complete the worksheet personally or delegate the task to counsel or the judge's staff.

(4)

Regardless of who completes the worksheet, the court shall review the worksheet to confirm that the guidelines reflected on the worksheet were considered in the respective case.

Presentencing Distribution of Sentencing Guidelines Worksheets.

(1)

The individual who completes the worksheet shall forward a copy of each completed worksheet to both the State and the defense so that they will have an opportunity to review the information provided.

(2)

The State and the defense shall bring any disagreements between them to the judge's attention before sentencing.

(3)

Changes in the worksheet may be made only by, or with the approval of, the judge.

Regulation .04 Sentencing Guidelines Sentence.Link Copy Citation

Sentence Range. Suspended time is not considered in determining whether the sentence falls within the recommended sentence range.

Offender Already Under Sentence.

(1)

If an offender is already serving one or more sentences, the time remaining to be served may be considered in determining whether the sentence or sentences are within the recommended guidelines range.

(2)

The judge shall indicate whether the new sentence is consecutive to or concurrent with the existing sentence.

Length of Probation. Within statutory limits, the length of any probation imposed is within the discretion of the judge.

Regulation .05 Sentences Outside the Guidelines.Link Copy Citation

The judge shall document on the guidelines worksheet the reason or reasons for imposing a sentence outside of the recommended guidelines range.

Common reasons for departure under the guidelines range include, but are not limited to, the following:

(1)

The parties reached a plea agreement that called for a reduced sentence;

(2)

The offender had a minor role in the offense;

(3)

The offender is or was suffering from a mental or physical condition that reduces culpability for the offense;

(4)

The offender’s age/health;

(5)

The offender is amenable to probation or other community supervision;

(6)

The offender made restorative efforts after the offense;

(7)

The offender’s criminal history is less severe than represented by offender score;

(8)

The offender's commitment to substance abuse treatment or other therapeutic program; or

(9)

Recommendation of the State's attorney or Division of Parole and Probation.

Common reasons for departure over the guidelines range include, but are not limited to, the following:

(1)

The offender had a major role in the offense;

(2)

The level of harm was excessive;

(3)

Special circumstances of the victim;

(4)

The offender exploited a position of trust;

(5)

The offender’s criminal history is more serious than represented by offender score;

(6)

The parties reached a plea agreement that called for an increased sentence;

(7)

The vicious or heinous nature of the conduct; or

(8)

Recommendation of the State's attorney or Division of Parole and Probation.

Regulation .06 Guidelines Worksheet Distribution.Link Copy Citation

Worksheet Completion. The judge, the State, and the defense shall receive copies of the worksheets before sentencing. When an agent of the Division of Parole and Probation fills in a worksheet, the agent shall send the judge the first four copies, together with the PSI and the Maryland Sentencing Guidelines Criteria for Prior Record form issued by the Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy.

Worksheet Completion. At sentencing, the judge shall enter the actual sentence and any changes to the worksheet including changes for any counts merged at sentencing.

Worksheet Distribution. After sentencing, the clerk shall distribute copies according to individual court practice. The Maryland Sentencing Guidelines Criteria for Prior Record form shall accompany the worksheets sent to the Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy. If the court orders both incarceration and probation, the clerk shall forward a copy of the worksheet to the appropriate probation office. The clerk shall forward a copy of the worksheet to the agency that has been ordered to retain custody of the defendant. An agency receiving an inmate eligible for parole shall duplicate its worksheet and forward a copy of the worksheet to the Parole Commission.

Regulation .07 Case Information.Link Copy Citation

The top section of the sentencing guidelines worksheet contains:

(1)

The offender's name, State Identification (SID) number, sex, race, ethnicity, and birth date;

(2)

Jurisdiction where the case was tried;

(3)

Whether or not a PSI was available;

(4)

Dates of offense and sentencing;

(5)

Number of offenses and criminal events at the sentencing being reported;

(6)

The number of the worksheet and criminal event;

(7)

Disposition type, modification to COV sentences, and representation;

(8)

The title of the instant offense and its seriousness category (I—VII), Maryland State Criminal Charge Code (commonly known as a “CJIS” code), and Annotated Code of Maryland article and section number or common law reference;

(9)

Statutory maximum and mandatory minimum penalties;

(10)

The case or docket number; and

(11)

Whether or not victim-related court costs were imposed.

Jurisdiction Code. The individual completing the worksheet shall use the following numeric codes for the jurisdiction in which the defendant was tried on the guidelines worksheet:

(1)

Allegany County = 1;

(2)

Anne Arundel County = 2;

(3)

Baltimore City = 24;

(4)

Baltimore County = 3;

(5)

Calvert County = 4;

(6)

Caroline County = 5;

(7)

Carroll County = 6;

(8)

Cecil County = 7;

(9)

Charles County = 8;

(10)

Dorchester County = 9;

(11)

Frederick County = 10;

(12)

Garrett County = 11;

(13)

Harford County = 12;

(14)

Howard County = 13;

(15)

Kent County = 14;

(16)

Montgomery County = 15;

(17)

Prince George's County = 16;

(18)

Queen Anne's County = 17;

(19)

St. Mary's County = 18;

(20)

Somerset County = 19;

(21)

Talbot County = 20;

(22)

Washington County = 21;

(23)

Wicomico County = 22;

(24)

Worcester County = 23.

Offenses.

(1)

The individual completing the worksheet shall record the total number of offenses for which a judge may impose a sentence in the space provided on the worksheet.

(2)

Offenses considered as merged may not be placed on the worksheet and may not be considered in any of the worksheet computations.

Number of Criminal Events. The individual completing the worksheet shall write the total number of criminal events for which a defendant is being sentenced in the space for the number of criminal events at the sentencing.

Page Numbering of Worksheets.

(1)

Multiple worksheets may be required for a single sentencing event. The individual completing the worksheets shall number each worksheet consecutively in the space provided for worksheet number.

(2)

If a sentencing event consists of more than one criminal event, the individual completing the worksheets shall maintain a separate count of worksheets for each criminal event.

(3)

If a sentencing event consists of more than one criminal event, the individual completing the worksheets shall number the criminal events chronologically by date of offense.

Offense Title. The individual completing the worksheet shall write the offense titles and their corresponding Annotated Code of Maryland references or a reference to the common law in the space provided.

Signatures. The judge and the individual or individuals completing the worksheet shall sign at the bottom of the worksheet in the space provided.

Disposition Type.

(1)

The disposition type refers to the nature and circumstances of the adjudication and sentencing.

(2)

The individual completing the worksheet shall indicate on the worksheet whether the disposition resulted from:

(a)

An MSCCSP binding plea agreement;

(b)

Another plea with agreement;

(c)

A plea without agreement from the prosecutor or judge regarding the terms of the plea;

(d)

A court trial; or

(e)

A trial by jury.

(3)

The judge shall ensure that the disposition type box is marked.

Reconsideration or Review. The individual completing the worksheet shall indicate on the worksheet whether the sentence was a reconsideration for a crime of violence, as defined in Criminal Law Article, §14-101, Annotated Code of Maryland, a three-judge panel review, or neither.

Representation. In the box labeled Representation, the individual completing the worksheet shall indicate the type of legal representation the defendant received in the case.

Victim Information. The individual completing the worksheet shall provide the victim information requested in the designated space on the worksheet. The information requested includes:

(1)

Whether there was a victim in this offense;

(2)

Whether the victim participated in the sentencing process;

(3)

Whether the victim filed a Crime Victim Notification and Demand for Rights form;

(4)

Whether the victim was notified of a plea agreement;

(5)

Whether the victim was notified of and present at the sentencing;

(6)

Whether there was a written or an oral Victim Impact Statement (VIS);

(7)

Whether the victim or State requested that the defendant have no contact with the victim; and

(8)

Whether the judge ordered that the defendant have no contact with the victim.

Annotated Code of Maryland, Article and Section.

(1)

The individual completing the worksheet shall identify the Annotated Code of Maryland reference for each offense. The reference shall include the name or number of the article, the section number, and any subsection letters or numbers. If the substantive offense and the penalty for the offense are in separate sections or subsections, they shall both be referenced.

(2)

“Common Law” shall be written in this space if the source of the offense is the common law. Some common law offenses have penalty provisions in the Annotated Code of Maryland. In these cases, the Code reference shall also be included.

CJIS Code. The individual completing the worksheet shall record in the designated space the CJIS code that corresponds to the offense. The CJIS codes can be found in COMAR 14.22.02.02. If there are multiple CJIS codes for a listed offense and it is not known which code corresponds to the specific offense conduct, the space can be left blank.

Statutory Maximum and Mandatory Minimum Penalties.

(1)

The maximum penalty prescribed for each offense shall be recorded in the designated space on the worksheet.

(2)

If the offense carries a nonsuspendable mandatory minimum penalty, that penalty shall be recorded in the designated space on the worksheet.

Economic Loss. In the area labeled “Actual Sentence”, the individual completing the worksheet shall record in the designated space the dollar amount of the economic loss or mark “unknown amount” for all offenses involving theft and related crimes under Criminal Law Article, Title 7, or fraud and related crimes under Criminal Law Article, Title 8, Annotated Code of Maryland.

Record of Announcement. The court shall make a record of the statement in open court required under Criminal Procedure Article, §6-217, Annotated Code of Maryland, of the minimum time the defendant must serve before becoming eligible for parole.

Regulation .08 Guidelines Scoring.Link Copy Citation

For person offenses, the individual completing the worksheet shall compute an offense score and an offender score for each offense to be sentenced.

For drug and property offenses, the individual completing the worksheet shall compute the offender score and shall use the assigned offense seriousness category.

Seriousness Category of the Offense.

(1)

Unless placed in a different category or specifically addressed by separate statute, the individual completing the worksheet shall consider a conspiracy, attempt, or solicitation in the same seriousness category as the substantive offense.

(2)

For conspiracy to commit a lawful act by unlawful means, the seriousness category and offense type classification shall be the same as the most serious unlawful means by which the lawful act was to be accomplished. If there is a question as to the seriousness category or offense type classification for the conspiracy to commit a lawful act by unlawful means, that question shall be brought to the attention of the judge at sentencing.

(3)

Accessoryship.

(a)

If the accessory after the fact has a penalty of 5 years or greater under Criminal Law Article, §1-301, Annotated Code of Maryland, a seriousness category V shall be assigned, unless the underlying offense has a seriousness category of less than V, in which case the accessory after the fact shall be assigned the same seriousness category as the underlying offense.

(b)

If the accessory after the fact has a penalty of less than 5 years under Criminal Law Article, §1-301, Annotated Code of Maryland, the seriousness category shall be the same category as the underlying offense.

(4)

For conspiracy, attempt, solicitation, or accessoryship, the individual completing the worksheet shall specify the substantive illegal activity involved, and the substantive offense’s Annotated Code of Maryland article and section number, if any.

(5)

If a Maryland offense has not been assigned a seriousness category and the offense has a maximum penalty of 1 year or less, the offense shall be assigned the lowest seriousness category (VII).

(6)

If a Maryland offense has not been assigned a seriousness category and the offense has a maximum penalty greater than 1 year, the individual completing the worksheet shall use the closest analogous offense and the sentencing judge and the parties shall be notified.

Regulation .09 Offense Score.Link Copy Citation

Computation of Offense Score. The individual completing the worksheet shall derive the offense score for each offense by totaling the points given for certain factors of that offense. A column of offense scores is provided on the worksheet for each of the three possible offenses within a single criminal event. A judge may include factors known to the judge even if they are not within the scope of the offense, such as weapon presence in a robbery offense or victim injury in an offense involving a handgun violation.

Elements of the Offense Score.

(1)

The offense score consists of four elements.

(2)

Seriousness Category of the Offense.

(a)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign points based on the seriousness category of the offense. COMAR 14.22.02 contains a list of Maryland criminal offenses and their assigned seriousness categories.

(b)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign the number of points that correspond to the seriousness category of each offense on the guidelines worksheet.

(3)

Victim Injury.

(a)

Victim injury, whether physical or psychological, shall be based on reasonable proof. Physical injury shall be more than minimal. Physical injuries such as lasting muscle damage or amputation are permanent. Proof of psychological injury shall be based on confirmed medical diagnosis or psychological counseling or treatment, or other forms of reasonable proof. Rape crisis hotlines, clergy conferences, educational counseling, and other similar services are considered psychological counseling or treatment. Permanent psychological injury shall be based on proof of a substantial impairment likely to be of an extended or continuous duration. Offenses involving photographic or video evidence of child pornography shall be scored as permanent victim injury.

(b)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 0 if there was no victim injury.

(c)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 1 if victim injury occurred and the injury was not permanent.

(d)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 2 if victim injury occurred and the injury was permanent or resulted in the death of the victim.

(e)

The victim injury component of the offense score shall be completed for each offense to be sentenced.

(4)

Weapon Presence.

(a)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 0 if no weapon was present.

(b)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 1 if a weapon other than a firearm was present.

(c)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 2 if a firearm or explosive material was present.

(d)

The individual completing the worksheet shall complete the weapon presence component of the offense score for each offense to be sentenced. The individual completing the worksheet shall apply the following rules:

(i)

Explosive material (as defined in Criminal Law Article, §4–501, Annotated Code of Maryland) is considered the same as a firearm;

(ii)

An unloaded firearm is considered the same as a loaded firearm;

(iii)

Weapons other than firearms include incendiary and toxic materials (as defined in Criminal Law Article, §4–501, Annotated Code of Maryland), knives, tire irons, and clubs;

(iv)

Carbon dioxide (CO2) guns (including pellet guns) and starter pistols are also scored as weapons other than firearms and receive one point;

(v)

Except if deliberately used as a weapon, automobiles are not included as weapons and shall receive a weapon presence score of zero;

(vi)

Unless the offender is a professional in some form of self-defense, parts of the body, such as hands or feet, are not included as weapons;

(vii)

If a weapon was feigned but no weapon was actually present, the score shall be 1 (weapon other than firearm);

(viii)

A feigned weapon shall be scored 1 point when an individual intentionally creates the false impression that there is an actual weapon present, including a finger used to simulate a gun, a written note stating that there is a dangerous weapon present, or a verbal statement that there is a dangerous weapon present; and

(ix)

Any applicable guidelines points for weapon presence shall be given to an accessory before the fact, but not to an accessory after the fact.

(5)

Special Vulnerability of Victim. The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 0 if the victim is not defined as a vulnerable victim. The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 1 if the victim is defined as a vulnerable victim. The individual completing the worksheet shall complete the Special Vulnerability of Victim component of the offense score for each offense to be sentenced.

Total Offense Score. To obtain an offense score, the individual completing the worksheet shall add the points assigned to each element of the offense score for each person offense for which the defendant is to be sentenced. The maximum score is 15 and the minimum score is 1.

Regulation .10 Computation of the Offender Score.Link Copy Citation

Computation of the Offender Score. The individual completing the worksheet shall derive the offender score by totaling the points represented by the offender's prior criminal history. Any prior criminal adjudications, as defined in COMAR 14.22.01.02B(1), shall be included. With the exception of the juvenile delinquency component of the offender score, the offender score refers only to the defendant's adult involvement with the criminal justice system. A prior adjudication of not criminally responsible (NCR) or not guilty by reason of insanity may not be included when calculating the offender score.

Four Components of the Offender Score.

(1)

Relationship to the Criminal Justice System When Instant Offense Occurred.

(a)

If the offender was in the criminal justice system as the result of an adjudication as an adult when the instant offense occurred, the individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 1.

(b)

The offender was in the criminal justice system if the offender was on parole, on probation, incarcerated, on work release, on mandatory supervision, was an escapee, or had a comparable status at the time the offense was committed.

(c)

An offender is not considered to be in the criminal justice system if the offender was on unsupervised probation for an offense not punishable by imprisonment.

(d)

Relationship to the criminal justice system may differ across offenses in multiple offense sentencing events. If there is more than one instant offense and the offender was in the criminal justice system at the time one or more offenses occurred, but not in the criminal justice system at the time additional offense(s) in the sentencing event occurred, the person completing the sentencing guidelines worksheet shall assign a score of 1 to those offenses that were committed while the offender was in the criminal justice system. The person completing the sentencing guidelines worksheet shall assign a score of zero to those offenses that were committed while the offender was not in the criminal justice system.

(2)

Juvenile Delinquency.

(a)

The individual completing the worksheet shall count only one finding of a delinquent act (i.e., finding of facts sustained at an adjudicatory hearing) for a single adjudicatory hearing. If multiple findings of a delinquent act relate to a single adjudicatory hearing, the individual completing the worksheet shall count only one finding of a delinquent act.

(b)

When the defense or State can show that a finding of a delinquent act did not result in the youth’s adjudication as delinquent at a juvenile disposition hearing, the finding of a delinquent act shall not be scored as a part of the juvenile record.

(c)

The juvenile delinquency record may not include adjudications based on acts that are no longer crimes.

(d)

The individual completing the worksheet shall treat an incarcerable traffic offense in which the court finds a juvenile involved as part of his or her juvenile record.

(e)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 0 if an offender is 23 years or older by the date of the most recent instant offense. The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 0 if an offender has zero findings of a delinquent act within 5 years of the date of the most recent instant offense.

(f)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 1 if an offender:

(i)

Is younger than 23 years old on the date of the most recent instant offense; and

(ii)

Has one or two findings of a delinquent act within 5 years of the date of the most recent instant offense.

(g)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 2 if an offender:

(i)

Is younger than 23 years old on the date of the most recent instant offense; and

(ii)

Has three or more findings of a delinquent act within 5 years of the date of the most recent instant offense.

(3)

Prior Adult Criminal Record.

(a)

In General.

(i)

Except as noted in this paragraph, the prior adult criminal record includes all adjudications preceding the current sentencing event, whether the offense was committed before, during, or after the instant offense(s). The prior adult criminal record shall not include: adjudications that were expunged from the record or proven by the defense to have been eligible for expungement as a matter of right prior to the date of offense pursuant to Subtitle 1 (Expungement of Police and Court Records) of Title 10 (Criminal Records) of the Criminal Procedure Article, Annotated Code of Maryland; violations of public local laws; municipal infractions; contempt; criminal nonsupport; adjudications based on acts that are no longer crimes (e.g., cannabis possession); non-incarcerable traffic offenses; military adjudications imposed by an Article 15 proceeding or summary court-martial; findings of guilt by general or special courts-martial, if the elements of the offense require the defendant’s service in a military force, including but not limited to desertion, absence without leave (AWOL), and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, or do not constitute an offense under Maryland law; or more than one adjudication arising from a single criminal event.

(ii)

The sentencing guidelines and offense table in effect at the time of the current sentencing event shall be used to determine the correct seriousness category for each adjudication included in the calculation of the prior adult criminal record.

(iii)

If a Maryland offense has not been assigned a seriousness category and the offense has a maximum penalty of 1 year or less, the offense shall be assigned the lowest seriousness category (VII).

(iv)

If a Maryland offense has not been assigned a seriousness category (and the offense has a maximum penalty of more than one year) or has been repealed from the Annotated Code of Maryland, but the act on which the repealed offense is based is still a crime, the individual completing the worksheet shall use the closest analogous offense and the sentencing judge and the parties shall be notified.

(b)

Criteria.

(i)

The individual completing the worksheet shall use the instructions and table below to determine whether a defendant's prior criminal adult record is minor, moderate, or major. If the defendant has no prior adult criminal record, the individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 0. If the defendant has a minor adult criminal record, the individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 1. If the defendant has a moderate criminal record, the individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 3. If the defendant has a major criminal record, the individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 5.

(ii)

The individual completing the worksheet shall count the number of prior adjudications according to the seriousness categories. If prior multiple adjudications relate to a single criminal event, the individual completing the worksheet shall score only the offense with the highest seriousness category. The prior adult criminal record shall score no more than one adjudication stemming from a single criminal event.

(iii)

Taking the number of adjudications in the most serious category of offenses, the individual completing the worksheet shall refer to the table below and locate the block containing the number of adjudications for that seriousness category.

(iv)

The individual completing the worksheet shall use the criteria in the identified block to classify the record as Minor, Moderate, or Major.

(v)

Criteria Matrix.

(c)

Different Criminal Events Sentenced Together. If multiple offenses from different criminal events are being sentenced together at this sentencing event, the offender's criminal record includes any adjudication before the current sentencing and is the same for each offense being sentenced at this time.

(d)

Adjudications Out of Jurisdiction. If an offender has an out of jurisdiction adjudication, excluding military adjudications (see §B(3)(e) of this regulation for instructions for scoring military adjudications), the individual completing the worksheet shall match the offense as closely as possible to the closest analogous Maryland offense. If no Maryland analogous offense exists, the individual completing the worksheet shall count the offense in the lowest seriousness category (VII), and shall inform the judge and parties. If the out of jurisdiction adjudication is based on act that is not a criminal violation in Maryland (e.g., cannabis possession), then the out of jurisdiction adjudication shall be excluded from the prior adult criminal record. If there is a question as to the analogous guidelines offense for an out-of-State adjudication, that question shall be brought to the attention of the judge at sentencing.

(e)

Military Adjudications. If an offender has a finding of guilt by a general or special court-martial, the military adjudication shall be matched as closely as possible to the closest analogous Maryland offense. If a military adjudication has no equivalent in Maryland law or requires as an element of the offense the defendant’s service in a military force, including but not limited to desertion, absence without leave (AWOL), and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, the offense shall be excluded from the adult prior criminal record. If there is a question as to the analogous guidelines offense for a military adjudication, that question shall be brought to the attention of the judge at sentencing.

(f)

Theft-Type Offenses. Theft adjudications, such as larceny, larceny by trick, or larceny after trust, that took place before the enactment of the comprehensive theft statute in 1978 are considered misdemeanor theft if they were misdemeanors and felony theft if they were felonies.

(g)

Criminal Record Decay Factor. If an offender has lived in the community for at least 10 years prior to the instant offense without criminal justice system involvement resulting from an adjudication or a plea of nolo contendere, the criminal record shall be reduced by one level: from Major to Moderate, from Moderate to Minor, or from Minor to None. An offender was in the criminal justice system if the offender was on parole, on probation, incarcerated, on work release, on mandatory supervision, was an escapee, or had a comparable status. An offender is not considered to be in the criminal justice system if the offender was on unsupervised probation for an offense not punishable by imprisonment.

(h)

Conspiracies, Attempts, Solicitations, and Accessoryships.

(i)

The individual completing the worksheet shall place conspiracies, attempts, and solicitations in the same seriousness category as the substantive offense unless placed in a different category or specifically addressed by separate statute.

(ii)

(iii)

If accessory after the fact has a penalty of 5 years or greater under Criminal Law Article, §1-301, Annotated Code of Maryland, a seriousness category V shall be assigned, unless the underlying offense has a seriousness category of less than V, in which case the accessory after the fact shall be assigned the same seriousness category as the underlying offense.

(iv)

If accessory after the fact has a penalty of less than 5 years under Criminal Law Article, §1-301, Annotated Code of Maryland, the seriousness category shall be the same category as the underlying offense.

(4)

Prior Adult Parole/Probation Violations.

(a)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 0 if the offender has never been on adult parole, probation, or equivalent supervisory status, or has successfully completed previous periods of supervision as an adult.

(b)

The individual completing the worksheet shall assign a score of 1 if the offender was ever found by a court to have violated parole, probation, or equivalent supervisory status, or if the offender has ever received an adjudication for an offense while on parole, probation, or equivalent supervisory status, unless the adjudication arose from the offense or offenses of this sentencing event. The individual completing the worksheet may not assign a point simply because the offender was on parole, probation, or equivalent supervisory status at the time of the instant offense.

Total Offender Score. To obtain the total offender score, the individual completing the worksheet shall add the points assigned to each element of the offender score. The maximum offender score is 9 and the minimum score is 0.

Regulation .11 Determining the Guidelines Sentence.Link Copy Citation

Guidelines Range. After the offense and offender scores have been calculated for each offense, the individual completing the worksheet shall use the appropriate matrix — person, drug, or property — to determine the guidelines range. In multiple offense cases, the individual completing the worksheet shall determine the overall guidelines range after calculating guidelines for the individual offenses.

Actual Sentence. At the time of sentencing, the judge shall enter the actual sentence on the worksheet. Complete sentencing information for each offense includes credit for time served, suspended time, length of probation, fine, restitution, and community service. If at any time a sentence is altered, a judge shall issue a revised worksheet and direct that the worksheet be distributed in the same manner as an original worksheet.

Person Offenses.

(1)

To find the recommended guidelines sentence for a person offense, the individual completing the worksheet shall use the sentencing matrix for offenses against persons. The guideline ranges are in a grid format with the offense score on the vertical axis and the offender score on the horizontal axis. The guidelines range for any given offense is in the cell where the two scores intersect.

(2)

Sentencing Matrix for Offenses Against Persons.

Drug Offenses.

(1)

To find the recommended guidelines sentence for a drug offense, the individual completing the worksheet shall use the sentencing matrix for drug offenses. The guideline range for a particular instant offense is in the cell opposite the seriousness category for that offense and under the applicable offender score.

(2)

Sentencing Matrix for Drug Offenses.

Property Offenses.

(1)

To find the recommended guidelines sentence for a property offense, the individual completing the worksheet shall use the sentencing matrix for property offenses. The guidelines range for a particular offense is in the cell opposite the seriousness category for that offense and under the applicable offender score.

(2)

Sentencing Matrix for Property Offenses.

Regulation .12 Multiple Offense Scoring.Link Copy Citation

Single Criminal Event, Not More Than One Seriousness Category I or II Offense.

(1)

The individual completing the worksheet shall calculate the guidelines range for each offense.

(2)

The individual completing the worksheet shall determine the overall guideline range by:

(a)

Identifying the highest of the lower guidelines limit of all the offenses; and

(b)

Identifying the greater of:

(i)

The highest of the upper guidelines limits;

(ii)

If there are separate offenses involving different victims, adding or “stacking” the highest of the upper guidelines limit for each offense with a unique victim. Only one offense per distinct victim may be used to calculate the overall guidelines range. Pursuant to Criminal Law Article, §10-627, Annotated Code of Maryland, each animal harmed in violation of Criminal Law Article, Title 10, Subtitle 6, Annotated Code of Maryland, shall be considered a victim for the purposes of applying the multiple victims stacking rule; or

(iii)

If the sentence for one of the offenses is statutorily required to run consecutive to the sentence for another offense, adding the upper limit of the guidelines range for the offense whose sentence is required to run consecutive to another offense to the upper limit of the guidelines range for the eligible other offense with the highest upper guidelines limit.

Single Criminal Event, Two or More Seriousness Category I or II Offenses.

(1)

The individual completing the worksheet shall calculate the guidelines range for each offense.

(2)

The individual completing the worksheet shall determine the overall guidelines range by adding the guidelines ranges for each offense in Seriousness Category I or II.

(3)

Any combinations of sentences imposed, concurrent or consecutive, are within the guidelines when the net time to be served (that is, the initial sentence minus suspended sentence) falls within the overall guideline range.

Multiple Criminal Events, One Offense in Each Event.

(1)

The individual completing the worksheet shall arrange the offenses in chronological order beginning with the one committed first.

(2)

The individual completing the worksheet shall calculate the guideline range for each event’s offenses. With the possible exception of part A (relationship to the criminal justice system), the offender score calculated for the first event is the same for all succeeding events, as long as they are being sentenced at the same time.

(3)

The individual completing the worksheet shall determine the overall guidelines range by adding the ranges for each event.

(4)

Multiple Criminal Events With Multiple Offenses Within One or More Event or Events.

(1)

The individual completing the worksheet shall arrange the events in chronological order, beginning with the offense or offenses committed in the first event.

(2)

The individual completing the worksheet shall calculate the guidelines range for each offense in the first event.

(3)

The individual completing the worksheet shall determine the overall guidelines range for the first criminal event as if there were only one event, but may not enter it on the worksheet.

(4)

The individual completing the worksheet shall repeat the instruction of §D(2) and (3) of this regulation for each succeeding criminal event. With the possible exception of part A (relationship to the criminal justice system), the offender score calculated for the first event is the same for all succeeding events, as long as they are being sentenced at the same time.

(5)

After determining the overall guidelines range for each criminal event, the individual completing the worksheet shall add the ranges to determine the overall guidelines range for the entire case.

(6)

Regulation .13 Presentence Detention.Link Copy Citation

When a defendant has been incarcerated before sentencing, the judge shall indicate the detention under “Actual Sentence”. The judge shall indicate either the number of days credit for time served or the date on which the sentence is to begin.

Regulation .14 Mandatory Sentences.Link Copy Citation

Statutory Maximums. If the guidelines sentence range exceeds the statutory maximum for a given offense, the statutory maximum is the upper limit of the guidelines range.

Mandatory Minimums. If the guidelines range is below the nonsuspendable mandatory minimum, that minimum is the lower limit of the guidelines range.

First Degree Murder. The adjusted guidelines range for first degree murder is always a term of “life to life” and should replace the calculated guidelines range.

Mandatory Consecutive Sentences. When there is a criminal event with multiple offenses, no more than one seriousness category I or II offense, and the sentence for one of the offenses is statutorily required to run consecutive to the sentence for another offense in the same criminal event, the person completing the sentencing guidelines worksheet shall add the upper limit of the guidelines range for the offense whose sentence is required to run consecutive to another offense to the upper limit of the guidelines range for the eligible other offense to obtain the upper limit of the overall guidelines range. Whenever the sentence for an offense is statutorily required to run consecutive to the sentence for more than one other offense in the criminal event, the person filling out the worksheet shall add the upper limit of the guidelines range for that offense to the upper limit of the guidelines range for the eligible offense with the highest upper guidelines limit. When there is a criminal event with multiple offenses with mandatory consecutive sentences, the upper limit of the overall guidelines range shall equal the sum of the upper limits of the one pair of offenses whose sum is the greatest.

Regulation .15 Subsequent Offenses.Link Copy Citation

In General. Enhanced punishment law for subsequent offenses takes precedence over guidelines ranges if not otherwise provided for in these regulations. If sentencing is pursuant to an enhanced punishment statute, the individual completing the worksheet shall specify the statute.

Subsequent Drug Offense. When the statutory penalty for a drug offense is doubled under Criminal Law Article, §5-905, Annotated Code of Maryland, the guidelines range for that offense is also doubled. If the upper limit of the calculated guidelines range exceeds the doubled statutory maximum for the offense, the doubled statutory maximum is the upper limit of the guidelines range. Likewise, if the lower limit of the calculated guidelines range exceeds the doubled statutory maximum for the offense, the doubled statutory maximum is the lower and upper limit of the guidelines range.

Subsequent Crime of Violence. When a non-suspendable mandatory minimum sentence for a crime of violence has been invoked pursuant to Criminal Law Article, §14-101, Annotated Code of Maryland, that mandatory minimum takes precedence over the lower limit and, possibly, the upper limit of the guidelines range, if the mandatory minimum exceeds the calculated lower or upper limit of the range. In this scenario, the lower limit of the range (and possibly the upper limit of the range) is replaced by the mandatory minimum.

Subsequent Violation of Use of a Firearm or Assault Weapon in the Commission of a Felony or Crime of Violence. When an individual is being sentenced for multiple violations, including contemporaneous violations, of Criminal Law Article, §4-204, Annotated Code of Maryland (use of a firearm in the commission of a crime of violence or any felony) or Criminal Law Article, §4-306, Annotated Code of Maryland (use of an assault weapon in the commission of a felony or crime of violence), the guidelines for all but the first violation of each offense shall be calculated pursuant to Criminal Law Article, §4-204(c)(2), Annotated Code of Maryland, or Criminal Law Article, §4-306(b)(3), Annotated Code of Maryland, respectively, both of which provide penalties for subsequent violations.

Other Subsequent Offenses. When an enhanced penalty for any other subsequent offense has been invoked, providing for an enhanced statutory maximum and/or mandatory minimum, the guidelines shall be calculated according to the rules set forth in these regulations with respect to the offense’s statutory maximum and/or any applicable mandatory minimum.

Regulation .16 Maryland Sentencing Guidelines Manual.Link Copy Citation

The individual completing the worksheet shall use the sentencing guidelines worksheet issued by the Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy and may refer to the Maryland Sentencing Guidelines Manual for additional instruction and for case examples.

Regulation .17 Sentences Deemed to Be Within Guidelines.Link Copy Citation

Notwithstanding the actual guidelines range, the Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy shall deem a sentence within the guidelines range if a judge:

Approved an MSCCSP binding plea agreement and sentence agreed to by both the defendant and by the State;

Sentenced a defendant to a period of pre-sentence incarceration time with no additional post-sentence incarceration time and the length of credited pre-sentence incarceration exceeds the upper guidelines range for the case; or

Imposed a sentence of corrections options if the defendant’s:

(1)

Initial sentence plus any suspended sentence falls within or above the overall guidelines range; and

(2)

Current sentence or sentences and any pending charges do not include a violation of:

(a)

A crime of violence under Criminal Law Article, §14-101, Annotated Code of Maryland;

(b)

Sexual child abuse under Criminal Law Article, §3-602, Annotated Code of Maryland;

(c)

Escape; or

(d)

A law of the United States or of any other state or the District of Columbia similar to §C(2)(a)—(c) of this regulation.

Chapter 02. Criminal Offenses and Seriousness Categories

Regulation .01 List of Offense Headings.Link Copy Citation

Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct

Accessory After the Fact

Alcoholic Beverages

Animals, Crimes Against

Arson and Burning

Assault and Other Bodily Woundings

Assault Weapons

Assisted Suicide

Bad Check

Boating Offenses

Bribery

Burglary and Related Crimes

Cannabis License or Registration

CDS and Paraphernalia

CDS — Registration

Cemeteries and Funerary Objects, Crimes Involving

Commercial Fraud, Other

Conspiracy

Consumer Protection Laws

Counterfeiting

Credit Card Crimes

Crimes Against the Person, Generally

Criminal Organizations

Deceased Human Body, Crimes Involving

Destructive Devices

Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes

Election Offenses

Estates, Crimes Against

Extortion and Other Threats

False Advertising and Related Crimes

False Statements, Other

Forensic Genealogy, Crimes Involving

Fraud, Financial Crimes Against Vulnerable Adults

Fraud, Miscellaneous

Fraud, Telecommunication Service Providers

Gambling, General Provisions

Handguns — In General

Harboring, Escape, and Contraband

Hate Crimes

Home Improvement, Crimes Involving

Human Relations, Crimes Involving

Human Trafficking

Identity Fraud

Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process

Interference with or Misuse of Government Operations

Kidnapping and Related Crimes

Labor Trafficking

Lotteries

Machine Guns

Malicious Destruction and Related Crimes

Manslaughter and Related Crimes

Marriage, Crimes Against

Maryland Credit Services Businesses Act

Motor Vehicle Offenses

Murder

Nudity and Related Sexual Displays

Obscene Matter

Perjury

Prescription Drugs and Other Substances

Pretrial Release, Crimes Involving

Prostitution and Related Crimes

Protected Individuals, Protected Information

Public Fraud

Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against

Railroads, Crimes Involving

Robbery

Sabotage and Related Crimes

School Security

Securities Fraud and Related Crimes

Sexual Crimes

Stalking and Harassment

Statewide DNA Data Base System, Crimes Involving

Stored Wire and Electronic Communications Access, Crimes Involving

Surveillance & Other Crimes Against Privacy

Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving

Theft, Crimes Involving

Threat of Mass Violence

Trespass

Unlawful Use of Goods

Weapons Crimes-In General

Workers’ Compensation, Crimes Involving

Regulation .02 Seriousness Categories.Link Copy Citation

	Offense Literal	CJIS Code	Source	Felony or Misd.	Max Term	Min Term	Offense Type	Seriousness Category	Fine
1	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child Abuse—physical, 1^st degree with death, victim at least 13 years old	1-1108	CR, §3-601(b)(2)(ii)	Felony	40Y ♦		Person	II
1-1	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child Abuse—physical, 1^st degree with death, victim younger than 13 years old	1-1109	CR, §3-601(b)(2)(iii)	Felony	LIFE ♦		Person	I
1-2	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child Abuse—physical, previous conviction for child abuse		CR, §3-601(c)(1)	Felony	25Y ♦♦		Person	II
1-3	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child Abuse—physical, with death, previous conviction for child abuse		CR, §3-601(c)(2)	Felony	LIFE ♦		Person	I
2	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child Abuse—physical, 1^st degree	1-0334	CR, §3-601(b)(2)(i)	Felony	25Y ♦		Person	II
2-1	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child Abuse—physical, 2^nd degree	1-0173 1-3802	CR, §3-601(d)	Felony	15Y		Person	IV
3	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child Abuse—sexual	1-0322 1-0922	CR, §3-602(b)	Felony	25Y ♦♦		Person	II
4	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Abuse, neglect of vulnerable adult by custodian, 1^st degree	1-1138 2-1138	CR, §3-604	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
4-1	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Abuse, neglect of vulnerable adult by custodian, 2^nd degree	1-0466 2-0350	CR, §3-605	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
4-2	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Child neglect	1-1614	CR, §3-602.1	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
4-3	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Knowingly fail to provide the required notice or make the required written report of suspected abuse or neglect of a child	1-1725	CR, §3-602.2	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$10,000
4-4	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Commit crime of violence in the presence of a minor		CR, §3-601.1	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI
4-5	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Commit a crime of violence against another person when the person knows or believes that the other person is pregnant	1-1733	CR, §14-104	Felony	10Y		Person	IV
5	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Sell, barter, trade, etc., a child for money, property, etc.	1-1719	CR, §3-603	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
5-1	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Prevent or interfere with the making of a report of suspected child abuse or neglect	1-0734	FL, §5-705.2 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
5-2	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Confine unattended child	1-0005	FL, §5-801	Misd.	30D		Person	VII	$500
6	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Contributing to a child being delinquent or in need of supervision	2-0238	CJ, §3-8A-30	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$2,500
6-1	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Contributing to a child in need of assistance	1-0844	CJ, §3-828	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$2,500
6-2	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Failure to report disappearance of a minor	1-1002	CR, §3-608	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI
6-3	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Failure to report death of a minor	1-1003	CR, §3-609	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI
7	Abuse and Other Offensive Conduct Interfering with rights of developmentally disabled individual	1-1608	HG, §7-1102	Misd.	2Y		Person	VII	$5,000
8 Vacant
8-1	Accessory after the Fact Accessory after the fact to 1^st degree mu362rder	1-0774	CR, §1-301(b)(1)	Felony	10Y		Person	V
8-2	Accessory after the Fact Accessory after the fact to 2^nd degree murder	1-0776	CR, §1-301(b)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	V
9	Accessory after the Fact Accessory after the fact to a felony	1-1480	CR, §1-301(a)	Felony	Lesser of 5Y or max. term penalty for the underlying offense		Person, Drug, Property	Lesser of V or the category for the underlying offense
9-1	Alcoholic Beverages Intoxicated and endanger safety of person or property; or intoxicated or drink alcoholic beverage in public place and cause public disturbance	1-1661 1-1662	AB, §6-320	Misd.	90D		Person	VII	$100
9-2	Alcoholic Beverages County-specific provisions concerning giving, serving, dispensing, keeping, or allowing alcoholic beverages without license; bottle clubs; places of public entertainment-Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Caroline, Charles, Dorchester, Frederick, Kent, Prince George’s, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, or Worcester Counties, or Baltimore City		AB, §11-2502 AB, §12-2501 AB, §13-2501 AB, §14-2501 AB, §15-2501 AB, §18-2501 AB, §19-2501 AB, §20-2501 AB, §24-2501 AB, §26-2501 AB, §27-2501 AB, §29-2501 AB, §30-2501 AB, §32-2501 AB, §33-2501	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$10,000
9-3	Alcoholic Beverages Selling or providing alcoholic beverages to an individual under the age of 21 in Washington County, 3^rd or subsequent offense		AB, §31-2702	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$1,000
9-4	Animals, Crimes Against Animal cruelty	1-0500 1-0501 1-0503	CR, §10-604	Misd.	90D		Property	VII	$1,000
9-5	Animals, Crimes Against Abuse or neglect of an animal that results in the death of or need to euthanize a domestic animal or livestock	1-0316	CR, §10-604.1	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$5,000
9-6	Animals, Crimes Against Aggravated animal cruelty	1-0505 1-0508	CR, §10-606	Felony	3Y		Property	VI	$5,000
10	Animals, Crimes Against Use dog in dogfight or for baiting; arrange dogfight; possess, own, etc. dog for dogfight or baiting; allow dogfight or baiting on premises	1-0506 1-0510 1-0511 1-0652	CR, §10-607	Felony	3Y		Property	VI	$5,000
11	Animals, Crimes Against Use or allow use of bird for cockfight; possess implement of cockfighting; arrange or conduct cockfight; possess bird for cockfight; allow premises to be used for cockfight	1-0507 1-0512 1-0513 1-0514 1-0515	CR, §10-608	Felony	3Y		Property	VI	$5,000
11-1	Animals, Crimes Against Attending a dogfight or cockfight	1-0597 1-0598	CR, §10-605	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,500
12	Animals, Crimes Against Interfering with an equine	1-1676 1-1677	CR, §10-620	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
12-1	Animals, Crimes Against Hunting via an internet connection		NR, §10-426(c)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$10,000
12-2	Animals, Crimes Against Unlawful capture of over $20,000 worth of striped bass	1-1076	CR, §10-626(c)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
12-3	Animals, Crimes Against Willfully and maliciously interfere with the use of a service animal	1-1076	CR, §10-626(c)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$4,000
12-4	Animals, Crimes Against Willfully and maliciously kill or injure a service animal	1-1074	CR, §10-626(c)(1)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$2,500
13	Arson and Burning Arson—dwelling or occupied structure (arson 1^st degree)	1-6500	CR, §6-102(a)	Felony	30Y ♦		Person	III	$50,000
14	Arson and Burning Arson—Other structure (arson, 2^nd degree)	1-6501	CR, §6-103(a)	Felony	20Y		Property	IV	$30,000
14-1	Arson and Burning Malicious or fraudulent burning resulting in the death of or serious physical injury to a firefighter	1-2227	CR, §6-112	Felony	10Y		Person	IV
15	Arson and Burning Arson—threat of	1-6505	CR, §6-107(a)	Misd.	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
16	Arson and Burning Burning personal property of another, $1,000 or more (malicious burning 1^st degree)	1-6502	CR, §6-104(b)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
17	Arson and Burning Burning property with intent to defraud	1-6504	CR, §6-106(a)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
18	Arson and Burning Burn personal property of another less than $1,000 (malicious burning, 2^nd degree)	1-6503	CR, §6-105(b)	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$500
19	Arson and Burning Arson—trash bin	2-2003	CR, §6-108(a)	Misd.	30D		Property	VII	$500
20	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Poisoning—attempted	2-0999	CR, §3-213	Felony	10Y	2Y	Person	II
21	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Poisoning—contaminating water, food, etc.	1-0319 3-0999	CR, §3-214	Felony	20Y		Person	II
22	Assault and other Bodily Woundings Assault, 1^st degree	1-1420	CR, §3-202	Felony	25Y ♦		Person	III
23 Vacant
24	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Assault, 2^nd degree	1-1415	CR, §3-203	Misd.	10Y		Person	V	$2,500
25	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Female genital mutilation—perform or consent to	1-0965 1-0970	HG, §20-601 HG, §20-603	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
25-1	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Willfully expose others to infectious disease	1-0285	HG, §18-601	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$500
25-2 Vacant
25-3 Vacant
25-4	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Knowingly and willfully causing another to ingest bodily fluid	1-0321	CR, §3-215	Misd.	10Y		Person	V	$2,500
25-5	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Failure to comply with or violation of protective order, 1^st offense	2-0254	FL, §4-509(a)(1)	Misd.	90D		Person	VII	$1,000
25-6	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Failure to comply with or violation of protective order, subsequent	2-0354	FL, §4-509(a)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$2,500
25-7	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Failure to comply with or violation of peace order, 1^st offense	2-0105	CJ, §3-1508(a)(1)	Misd.	90D		Person	VII	$1,000
25-8	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Failure to comply with or violation of peace order, subsequent	2-0105	CJ, §3-1508(a)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$2,500
25-9	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Failure to comply with an extreme risk protective order, 1^st offense	1-1446	PS, §5-610(a)(1)	Misd.	90D		Person	VII	$1,000
25-10	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Failure to comply with an extreme risk protective order, subsequent	1-1447	PS, §5-610(a)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$2,500
26	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Reckless endangerment	1-1425 1-1430 (from car)	CR, §3-204(a)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
26-1	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Criminally negligent life-threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel	1-1094	CR, §3-212.1(e)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$5,000
27	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence of alcohol, 1^st offense	1-0765	CR, §3-211(c)(3)(i)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
27-1	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence of alcohol, subsequent		CR, §3-211(c)(3)(ii)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
28	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by alcohol, 1^st offense	1-0770	CR, §3-211(d)(3)(i)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$3,000
28-1	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by alcohol, subsequent		CR, §3-211(d)(3)(ii)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
29	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life-threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by drugs, 1^st offense	1-0775	CR, §3-211(e)(3)(i)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$3,000
29-1	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life-threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by drugs, subsequent		CR, §3-211(e)(3)(ii)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
29-2	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life-threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by a controlled dangerous substance, 1^st offense	1-1640	CR, §3-211(f)(4)(i)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
30	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Cause a life-threatening injury by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by a controlled dangerous substance, subsequent		CR, §3-211(f)(4)(ii)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
30-1	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Assault on law enforcement officer, parole or probation agent, or first responder, 2^nd degree	1-1416	CR, §3-203(c)	Felony	10Y		Person	V	$5,000
30-2	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Assault by incarcerated individual on employee or other incarcerated individual of State, local, or sheriff's office correctional facility, 1^st degree	1-1435	CR, §3-210	Felony	25Y ♦		Person	III
30-3	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Assault by incarcerated individual on employee or other incarcerated individual of State, local, or sheriff's office correctional facility, 2^nd degree	1-1440	CR, §3-210	Misd.	10Y		Person	V	$2,500
30-4	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Incarcerated individual causing correctional employee or sheriff to come in contact with bodily fluid	1-0222	CR, §3-205	Misd.	10Y		Person	V	$2,500
30-5	Assault and Other Bodily Woundings Intentional violation by a police officer of use of force standards resulting in serious physical injury or death to a person	1-1095	PS, §3-524(i)(2)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV
31	Assault Weapons Use of assault weapon, rapid fire activator, or magazine with a capacity of more than 10 rounds in the commission of a felony or crime of violence, subsequent	3-5260	CR, §4-306(b)(3)	Misd.	20Y	10Y	Person	III
32	Assault Weapons Use of assault weapon, rapid fire activator, or magazine with a capacity of more than 10 rounds in the commission of a felony or crime of violence, 1^st offense	3-5260	CR, §4-306(b)(2)	Misd.	20Y	MM*= 5Y	Person	III
33	Assault Weapons Unlawfully possess, sell, offer to sell, etc., an assault weapon; manufacture, sell, offer to sell, etc., a detachable magazine with a capacity of more than 10 rounds; manufacture, possess, sell, etc., a rapid fire activator	3-5250 3-5255 1-1448	CR, §4-303(a) CR, §4-305(b) CR, §4-305.1(a) CR, §4-306(a) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
34	Assisted Suicide Coercion; provide means; participation	2-0175 2-0180 2-0185	CR, §3-102 CR, §3-104	Felony	1Y		Person	VII	$10,000
35	Bad Check Felony bad check, $100,000 or greater	1-1164 1-1168 1-1172 1-1176 1-1180	CR, §8-103 CR, §8-106(a)(3)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000
35-1	Bad Check Felony bad check, at least $25,000 but less than $100,000	1-1165 1-1169 1-1173 1-1177 1-1181	CR, §8-103 CR, §8-106(a)(2)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$15,000
35-2	Bad Check Felony bad check, at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-1166 1-1170 1-1174 1-1178 1-1182	CR, §8-103 CR, §8-106(a)(1)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
35-3	Bad Check Multiple bad checks within a 30-day period, each at least $1,500 but less than $25,000 and totaling at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-1162 1-1163	CR, §8-103 CR, §8-106(b)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
36	Bad Check Misdemeanor bad check, at least $100 but less than $1,500	1-1167 1-1171 1-1175 1-1179 1-1184	CR, §8-103 CR, §8-106(c)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
36-1	Bad Check Misdemeanor bad check, less than $100	1-1141 1-1142 1-1143 1-1144 1-1240	CR, §8-103 CR, §8-106(d)	Misd.	90D		Property	VII	$500
36-2	Boating Offenses Operate a vessel while under the influence of alcohol, 1^st offense	6-8000	NR, §8-738(e)(1)(i)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
36-3	Boating Offenses Operate a vessel while under the influence of alcohol, 2^nd offense	6-8000	NR, §8-738(e)(1)(i)(2)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$2,000
36-4	Boating Offenses Operate a vessel while under the influence of alcohol, 3^rd or subsequent offense	6-8000	NR, §8-738(e)(1)(i)(3)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$3,000
36-5	Boating Offenses Operate a vessel while prohibited from operating a vessel under NR, §8-738(e)(3)(i), 1^st offense		NR, §8-738.3(c)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
36-6	Boating Offenses Operate a vessel while prohibited from operating a vessel under NR, §8-738(e)(3)(i), 2^nd offense		NR, §8-738.3(c)(2)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$2,000
36-7	Boating Offenses Operate a vessel while prohibited from operating a vessel under NR, §8-738(e)(3)(i), 3^rd or subsequent offense		NR, §8-738.3(c)(3)	Misd.	3Y		Property	V	$3,000
36-8	Boating Offenses Failure to render all practical and necessary assistance to persons affected by a vessel collision, accident, or other casualty; failure to provide operator’s information		NR, §8-724(b)	Misd.	2M		Person	VII	$500
36-9	Boating Offenses Failure to immediately stop a vessel involved in a collision, accident, or other casualty that results in bodily injury to another person		NR, §8-724(a)(3)(ii)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$3,000
36-10	Boating Offenses Failure to immediately stop a vessel involved in a collision, accident, or other casualty that results in the death of another person		NR, §8-724(a)(3)(ii)(2)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
36-11	Boating Offenses Failure to immediately stop a vessel involved in a collision, accident, or other casualty when the person knew or reasonably should have known that serious bodily injury to another person might occur and serious bodily injury actually occurred		NR, §8-724(a)(3)(iii)(1)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
36-12	Boating Offenses Failure to immediately stop a vessel involved in a collision, accident, or other casualty when the person knew or reasonably should have known that the death of another person might occur and death actually occurred		NR, §8-724(3)(iii)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
37	Bribery Bribery to or by public officer	1-1678 1-1683	CR, §9-201	Misd.	12Y	2Y	Property	V	$5,000—$25,000
38	Bribery Bribe juror or acceptance of bribe by juror	2-5100 2-5110	CR, §9-202	Misd.	6Y	18M	Property	VI
39	Bribery Person or persons who bribe or attempt to bribe a participant, etc., in athletic contest	1-5100	CR, §9-204	Misd.	3Y	6M	Property	VI	$100— $5,000
40	Bribery Bribery—athletic contestant accepts bribe	2-5103	CR, §9-205	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$5,000
41	Burglary and Related Crimes Burglary, 1^st degree	2-3000	CR, §6-202(c)	Felony	20Y ♦		Property	III
41-1	Burglary and Related Crimes Home invasion	1-1338	CR, §6-202(d)	Felony	25Y ♦		Person	III
42	Burglary and Related Crimes Burglary, with explosives	2-3060	CR, §6-207	Felony	20Y ♦		Property	III
43	Burglary and Related Crimes Burglary, 2^nd degree	2-3010	CR, §6-203(c)(1)	Felony	15Y ♦		Property	IV
44	Burglary and Related Crimes Burglary, 2^nd degree, steal or take firearm	2-3015	CR,§6-203(c)(2)	Felony	20Y ♦		Property	IV	$10,000
45	Burglary and Related Crimes Burglary, 3^rd degree	2-3020	CR, §6-204	Felony	10Y ♦		Property	IV
46	Burglary and Related Crimes Breaking and entering —research facility	2-3070	CR, §6-208	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
47	Burglary and Related Crimes Breaking and entering—motor vehicle (rogue and vagabond)	2-3080 2-3090	CR, §6-206	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII
48	Burglary and Related Crimes Burglary, 4^th degree	1-1130 2-3030 2-3040 2-3045 2-3050	CR, §6-205	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII
48-1	Cannabis License or Registration Use of straw ownership to apply for or hold a cannabis license or registration		AB, §36-1103	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,500
48-2	CDS and Paraphernalia Manufacture, distribute, dispense, or possess certain Schedule I through V non-narcotics, large amounts as specified in CR, §5-612, non-cannabis	1-0879 1-0880 1-0881	CR, §5-612(c)(1)	Felony	5Y	MM*=5Y	Drug	IV	$100,000
48-3	CDS and Paraphernalia Manufacture, distribute, dispense, or possess certain Schedule I or II controlled dangerous substances, large amounts as specified in CR, §5-612	1-0879 1-0880 1-0881	CR, §5-612(c)(1)	Felony	20Y	MM*=5Y	Drug	IIIB	$100,000
48-4	CDS and Paraphernalia Manufacture, distribute, dispense, or possess 50 pounds or more of cannabis	1-2216 1-2217 1-2218	CR, §5-612(c)(2)	Misd.	10Y		Drug	IV	$50,000
49	CDS and Paraphernalia Drug kingpin—non-cannabis	1-0488	CR, §5-613(b)(1)	Felony	40Y	MM*= 20Y	Drug	II	$1,000,000
49-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Drug kingpin—cannabis	1-2219	CR, §5-613(b)(2)	Felony	20Y		Drug	IIIB	$100,000
50	CDS and Paraphernalia Controlled dangerous substance importation into State, non-cannabis	3-3550	CR, §5-614(a)	Felony	25Y		Drug	IIIC	$50,000
50-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Controlled dangerous substance importation into State, cannabis (45 kilograms or more)	3-3550	CR, §5-614(a)	Felony	25Y		Drug	IIIA	$50,000
51	CDS and Paraphernalia Bringing minor into State to violate drug laws	1-0489	CR, §5-628(a)(2)	Felony	20Y		Drug	IIIB	$20,000
52	CDS and Paraphernalia Unlawfully distribute, PWID, manufacture, possess production equipment, distribute counterfeit, PWID counterfeit, possess counterfeiting equipment, keep common nuisance, possess false prescription—narcotics and hallucinogenics (e.g., PCP, heroin, cocaine, LSD, oxycodone, fentanyl, and methadone)	1-1118 1-1119 1-1120 1-1121 1-1122 1-1123 1-1124 1-1125 1-1126 1-1127 1-1128 1-1129 1-1131 1-1132 1-1133 1-1556 1-1557 1-1558	CR, §5-602(a) CR, §5-603(a) CR, §5-604 CR, §5-605 CR, §5-606 CR, §5-608(a) CR, §5-609(a) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Drug	IIIB	$15,000
53	CDS and Paraphernalia Unlawfully distribute, PWID, manufacture, possess production equipment, distribute counterfeit, PWID counterfeit, possess counterfeiting equipment, keep common nuisance, possess false prescription—narcotics and hallucinogenics (e.g., PCP, heroin, cocaine, LSD, oxycodone, fentanyl, and methadone), subsequent		CR, §5-602(a) CR, §5-603(a) CR, §5-604 CR, §5-605 CR, §5-606 CR, §5-608(b) CR, §5-609(b) CR, §5-608(c) CR, §5-609(c) CR, §5-608(d) CR, §5-609(d) (penalty)	Felony	20Y 25Y 40Y		Drug	IIIB IIIB IIIC	$15,000 $25,000 $25,000
53-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Knowingly violated CR, §5-602 with a mixture of heroin and fentanyl or any analogue of fentanyl; or fentanyl or any analogue of fentanyl	1-0908	CR, §5-608.1	Felony	10Y		Drug	IIIC
54 Vacant
54-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Unlawfully distribute, PWID, manufacture, possess production equipment, distribute counterfeit, PWID counterfeit, possess counterfeiting equipment, keep common nuisance, possess false prescription—MDMA (methylenedioxymethamphetamine), 750 grams or more	1-1127 1-1128 1-1129 1-1131 1-1132 1-1133 1-1556 1-1557 1-1558	CR, §5-602(a) CR, §5-603(a) CR, §5-604 CR, §5-605 CR, §5-606 CR, §5-609(a) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Drug	IIIA	$15,000
54-2	CDS and Paraphernalia Unlawfully distribute, PWID, manufacture, possess production equipment, distribute counterfeit, PWID counterfeit, possess counterfeiting equipment, keep common nuisance, possess false prescription—MDMA (methylenedioxymethamphetamine), 750 grams or more, subsequent		CR, §5-602(a) CR, §5-603(a) CR, §5-604 CR, §5-605 CR, §5-606 CR, §5-609(b) CR, §5-609(c) CR, §5-609(d)	Felony	20Y 25Y 40Y		Drug	IIIA IIIA IIIB	$15,000 $25,000 $25,000
55	CDS and Paraphernalia Manufacture, distribute, or dispense controlled dangerous substances near schools or on school vehicles, 1^st offense	1-0483 1-0484	CR, §5-627	Felony	20Y		Drug	IIIB	$20,000
55-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Manufacture, distribute, or dispense controlled dangerous substances near schools or on school vehicles, subsequent	1-0483 1-0484	CR, §5-627	Felony	40Y	MM*= 5Y	Drug	IIIC	$40,000
56	CDS and Paraphernalia Using minors for manufacture, delivery, or distribution of controlled dangerous substances	1-5409	CR, §5-628(a)(1)	Felony	20Y		Drug	IIIB	$20,000
57	CDS and Paraphernalia Controlled dangerous substance importation into State, cannabis (5 to less than 45 kilos)	1-0730	CR, §5-614(b)	Felony	10Y		Drug	IV	$10,000
58	CDS and Paraphernalia Distribution—distribution of non-controlled substance as controlled dangerous substance	1-0246	CR, §5-617	Felony	5Y		Drug	IV	$15,000
58-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Distribute, possess, manufacture, or use cannabis diverted from a qualifying patient, caregiver, licensed grower, or licensed dispensary		HG, §13-3313	Felony	5Y		Drug	IV	$10,000
58-2	CDS and Paraphernalia Unlawfully PWID, manufacture, possess production equipment—cannabis	1-1692 1-1693 1-1694	CR, §5-602(b)(1) CR, §5-603(b) CR, §5-607(a)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Drug	V	$5,000
58-3	CDS and Paraphernalia Unlawfully distribute, distribute counterfeit, PWID counterfeit, possess counterfeiting equipment, keep common nuisance, possess false prescription—cannabis	1-0234 1-0235 1-0236 1-0238 1-0239 1-0728 2-3550	CR, §5-602(a)(1) CR, §5-604 CR, §5-605 CR, §5-606 CR, §5-607(a)(1) (penalty)	Felony	10Y		Drug	IV	$10,000
59	CDS and Paraphernalia Unlawfully distribute, PWID, manufacture, possess production equipment, distribute counterfeit, PWID counterfeit, possess counterfeiting equipment, keep common nuisance, possess false prescription—Schedules I through V non-narcotics (e.g., amphetamines, methamphetamine, synthetic marijuana, diazepam, MDMA under 750 grams, and Valium) and buprenorphine	1-0233 1-0234 1-0235 1-0236 1-0237 1-0238 1-0239 1-0660 1-0728 2-3550	CR, §5-602(a) CR, §5-603(a) CR, §5-604 CR, §5-605 CR, §5-606 CR, §5-607(a)(1) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Drug	IV	$15,000
60	CDS and Paraphernalia Cannabis cultivation in violation of requirements provided in CR, §5-601.2	1-1734	CR, §5-601.2	Misd.	3Y		Drug	V	$5,000
61 Vacant
62	CDS and Paraphernalia Paraphernalia—deliver drug paraphernalia to minor by adult who is 3 or more years older	7-3550	CR, §5-619(d)(4)	Misd.	8Y		Drug	IV	$15,000
63	CDS and Paraphernalia Receive, acquire, give, sell, transfer, etc., proceeds knowing that the proceeds are derived from a CDS offense, 1^st offense	1-0673 1-0675	CR, §5-623(c)(1)	Felony	5Y		Drug	V	Greater of $250,000 or twice the value of the proceeds
64	CDS and Paraphernalia Receive, acquire, give, sell, transfer, etc., proceeds knowing that the proceeds are derived from a CDS offense, subsequent	1-0673 1-0675	CR, §5-623(c)(2)	Felony	10Y		Drug	IV	Greater of $500,000 or 5 times the value of the proceeds
65	CDS and Paraphernalia Paraphernalia—distribute controlled paraphernalia—non-cannabis, subsequent	1-2214 1-2215	CR, §5-620(d)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Drug	VII	$1,000
66	CDS and Paraphernalia Paraphernalia—deliver or sell, or manufacture or possess with intent to deliver or sell, drug paraphernalia, subsequent	1-2213	CR, §5-619(d)(2)(ii)	Misd.	1Y		Drug	VII	$1,000
66-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Paraphernalia—deliver or sell, or manufacture or possess with intent to deliver or sell, drug paraphernalia, previous conviction for deliver drug paraphernalia to minor by adult who is 3 or more years older		CR, §5-619(d)(3)	Misd.	2Y		Drug	VII	$2,000
67	CDS and Paraphernalia Paraphernalia—use or possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia—non-cannabis, subsequent	1-2212	CR, §5-619(c)(2)(ii)	Misd.	1Y		Drug	VII	$1,000
68	CDS and Paraphernalia Paraphernalia—unlawfully advertise with the purpose to promote the sale and delivery of drug paraphernalia, subsequent	9-0092	CR, §5-619(e)(2)(ii)	Misd.	2Y		Drug	VII	$2,000
69	CDS and Paraphernalia Possession—unlawful possession or administering to another, obtaining, etc., substance by fraud, forgery, misrepresentation, etc.; affixing forged labels; altering etc., label—cannabis	1-1559 1-1560 1-1561 1-1562 1-1563 1-1564	CR, §5-601(c)(2)(i)	Misd.	6M		Drug	VII	$1,000
69-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Possession—unlawful possession or administering to another; obtaining, etc., substance by fraud, forgery, misrepresentation, etc.; affixing forged labels; altering etc., label—non-cannabis, 1^st offense	1-1110 1-1111 1-1112 1-1113 1-1114 1-1115 1-1117	CR, §5-601(c)(1)(i)	Misd.	1Y		Drug	VII	$5,000
69-2	CDS and Paraphernalia Possession—unlawful possession or administering to another; obtaining, etc., substance by fraud, forgery, misrepresentation, etc.; affixing forged labels; altering etc., label—non-cannabis, 2^nd or 3^rd offense		CR, §5-601(c)(1)(ii)	Misd.	18M		Drug	VII	$5,000
69-3	CDS and Paraphernalia Possession—unlawful possession or administering to another; obtaining, etc., substance by fraud, forgery, misrepresentation, etc.; affixing forged labels; altering etc., label—non-cannabis, 4^th or subsequent offense		CR, §5-601(c)(1)(iii)	Misd.	2Y		Drug	VII	$5,000
70	CDS and Paraphernalia Possession—unsolicited mailing of certain drugs, controlled dangerous substances, medicines, etc.	1-0025	CR, §5-703	Misd.	6M		Drug	VII	$500
71	CDS and Paraphernalia Possession/purchase of non-CDS believed to be a controlled dangerous substance	1-0691	CR, §5-618(a)	Misd.	1Y		Drug	VII	$500
71-1	CDS and Paraphernalia Distribute, sell, expose for sale, or advertise for sale a tianeptine product		HG, §21-2D-02	Misd.	90D		Drug	VII	$5,000
71-2	CDS and Paraphernalia Preparation, distribution, or sale of kratom products to an individual under 21; without proper label disclosures; or that contain certain other substances		HG, §21-2E-02(f)	Misd.	90D		Drug	VII	$5,000
71-3	CDS and Paraphernalia Prepare, distribute, sell, or expose for sale phenibut product without required disclosures; not recognized by the FDA; adulterated or contaminated with a dangerous substance; or to an individual under the age of 21 years		HG, §21-2F-02(f)	Misd.	90D		Drug	VII	$5,000
72	CDS—Registration CDS—deliver as a registrant a CDS of Schedule I/II without an order form	9-3550	CR, §5-904(a)	Felony	10Y		Drug	IV	$100,000
73	CDS—Registration CDS registration—use fictitious, etc. registration number; distribute without an order form	1-0263	CR, §5-903(a)	Felony	10Y		Drug	IV	$100,000
74	CDS—Registration Manufacture CDS which was not authorized by registration	8-3550	CR, §5-902(b)	Misd.	2Y		Drug	VII	$100,000
75	CDS—Registration CDS Registration—unlawful acts	1-0258 1-0259 1-0260 1-0261 1-0262 1-1445 1-3550	CR, §5-902(a)	Misd.	2Y		Drug	VII	$100,000
76	Cemeteries and Funerary Objects, Crimes Involving Removal or attempted removal of human remains from a burial site	3-3932	CR, §10-402(a)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
77	Cemeteries and Funerary Objects, Crimes Involving Destruction of funerary objects/structures placed in a cemetery	3-3942	CR, §10-404(a)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
78	Cemeteries and Funerary Objects, Crimes Involving Destruction of graveyard plants	3-3946	CR, §10-404(b)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$500
79	Cemeteries and Funerary Objects, Crimes Involving Disorderly conduct in cemetery	3-3947	CR, §10-404(c)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$500
79-1	Cemeteries and Funerary Objects, Crimes Involving Committing, or aiding or abetting another to commit, certain destructive acts to human remains with the intent to conceal a crime	1-2225 1-2226	CR, §10-405	Felony	5Y		Property	VI
80	Commercial Fraud, Other False statement or false entry in records with the intent to deceive a person authorized to examine the affairs of the bank, trust company, or savings bank	1-5581	FI, §5-803(b)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$5,000
80-1	Commercial Fraud, Other Providing an unlicensed loan	1-0049	FI, §11-203.1(a) FI, §11-222 (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$5,000
81	Commercial Fraud, Other Misappropriation, fraudulent conversion, or any fraudulent act in the course of engaging in the mortgage lending business	2-0946	FI, §11-523(c)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$100,000
82	Commercial Fraud, Other Fraudulent Insurance Acts—Violation of §27-407 or any other provision of §§27-403, 27-404, 27-405, 27-406, 27-406.1, 27-407, 27-407.1, or 27-407.2 where the value of the fraud is $300 or greater	1-0625 1-0898 1-0902 1-0942 3-0120 3-0125 3-0126 3-0130 3-0150 3-0160 3-0180	IN, §27-408(a)(1) (penalty)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$10,000
82-1	Commercial Fraud, Other Fraudulent Insurance Acts—Violation of §27-407 or any other provision of §§27-403, 27-404, 27-405, 27-406, 27-406.1, 27-407, 27-407.1, or 27-407.2 where the value of the fraud is less than $300	1-0899 1-0901 3-0127 3-0135 3-0140 3-0145 3-0155 3-0165 3-0185	IN, §27-408(a)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$10,000
83	Commercial Fraud, Other Fail to obtain and maintain a corporate surety bond or irrevocable letter of credit or to hold sums of money in an escrow account	1-0727	RP, §10-305(a)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$10,000
84	Commercial Fraud, Other Sales of property, Custom Home Protection Act-willful failure to obtain and maintain a corporate surety bond or to hold sums of money in escrow account; willful failure to make disclosure; willful commission of a breach of trust provided in §10-502	1-0123 1-0987 1-1512	RP, §10-507(b)(2)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$10,000
84-1	Commercial Fraud, Other Sales of property, Custom Home Protection Act—any other conduct that fails to comply with RP, Title 10, Subtitle 5	1-1507	RP, §10-507(b)(3)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
84-2	Commercial Fraud, Other Commission of mortgage fraud	1-1319	RP, §7-407(a)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$5,000
84-3	Commercial Fraud, Other Commission of mortgage fraud involving victim who is a vulnerable adult under CR, §3-604	1-1320	RP, §7-407(b)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$15,000
84-4	Commercial Fraud, Other Commission of mortgage fraud, engaging in a pattern of mortgage fraud	1-1321	RP, §7-407(c)	Felony	20Y		Property	IV	$100,000
84-5	Commercial Fraud, Other Failure of foreclosure consultant to obtain a real estate broker's license		RP, §7-318.1(a) RP, §7-321 (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
84-6	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provision of Business Occupations and Professions Article, Title 17, by foreclosure consultant		RP, §7-318.1(b) RP, §7-321 (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
84-7	Commercial Fraud, Other Other violation of any provision of Protection of Homeowners in Foreclosure Act, Real Property Article, Title 7, Subtitle 3		RP, §7-321 (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
84-8	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of certain provisions of the Maryland Real Estate Brokers Act, 1^st offense	1-0450 1-0498 1-0499 2-0605 2-0606	BO, §17-613(a) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$5,000
84-9	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of certain provisions of the Maryland Real Estate Brokers Act, 2^nd offense		BO, §17-613(d)(1) (penalty)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$15,000
84-10	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of certain provisions of the Maryland Real Estate Brokers Act, 3^rd or subsequent offense		BO, §17-613(d)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$25,000
84-11	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provisions of Maryland Mortgage Assistance Relief Services Act	1-1424	RP, §7-509 (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
84-12	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provision of Business Regulation Article, Title 5, Subtitle 6, 1^st offense	1-0980 1-0981	BR, §5-610(a)(1), (b)(1) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$5,000
84-13	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provision of Business Regulation Article, Title 5, Subtitle 6, 2^nd offense	1-0980 1-0981	BR, §5-610(a)(2), (b)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$10,000
84-14	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provision of Business Regulation Article, Title 5, Subtitle 6, 3^rd or subsequent offense	1-0980 1-0981	BR, §5-610(a)(3), (b)(3) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$20,000
84-15	Commercial Fraud, Other Misappropriation or fraudulent conversion of perpetual care trust funds in excess of $100	1-0982	BR, §5-610(c)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$25,000
84-16	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provision of Business Regulation Article, Title 5, Subtitle 9, 1^st offense	1-0731 1-0986	BR, §5-904(1) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$5,000
84-17	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provision of Business Regulation Article, Title 5, Subtitle 9, 2^nd offense		BR, §5-904(2) (penalty)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$10,000
84-18	Commercial Fraud, Other Violation of any provision of Business Regulation Article, Title 5, Subtitle 9, 3^rd or subsequent offense		BR, §5-904(3) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$15,000
84-19	Commercial Fraud, Other Failure to deposit money received under or in connection with preneed burial contract, 1^st offense	1-0983 1-0984	BR, §5-712(b)(1)(i), (b)(2)(i)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$10,000
84-20	Commercial Fraud, Other Failure to deposit money received under or in connection with preneed burial contract, 2^nd offense	1-0983 1-0984	BR, §5-712(b)(1)(ii), (b)(2)(ii)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$15,000
84-21	Commercial Fraud, Other Failure to deposit money received under or in connection with preneed burial contract, 3^rd or subsequent offense	1-0983 1-0984	BR, §5-712(b)(1)(iii), (b)(2)(iii)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$20,000
84-22	Commercial Fraud, Other Misappropriation or fraudulent conversion of preneed trust funds in excess of $100	1-0985	BR, §5-712(c)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$25,000
84-23	Commercial Fraud, Other Violations of law relating to returnable containers and returnable textiles, 1^st offense		BR, §19-304	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
84-24	Commercial Fraud, Other Violations of law relating to returnable containers and returnable textiles, subsequent		BR, §19-304	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$2,500
84-25	Commercial Fraud, Other Violations of law relating to plastic secondary packaging, 1^st offense	1-0877 1-0878	BR, §19-308(e)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
84-26	Commercial Fraud, Other Violations of law relating to plastic secondary packaging, subsequent		BR, §19-308(e)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$2,500
85	Commercial Fraud, Other Fraud—breach of trust	1-2602	CR, §8-406(a)	Misd.	10Y	1Y	Property	VI	$500- $5,000
86	Commercial Fraud, Other Fraud—convert to own use the property of partner, make entries of a partnership transaction	2-2701 3-2607	CR, §8-401(a)	Misd.	10Y		Property	VI	$5,000
87	Commercial Fraud, Other Fraud, misrepresentation by corporate officer	4-2607	CR, §8-402(a)	Misd.	3Y	6M	Property	VI	$1,000-$10,000
88	Commercial Fraud, Other False or misleading statement or omission of material fact in sale of business opportunity	1-0871	BR, §14-127(b)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
89	Commercial Fraud, Other Offer or sale of franchise without registration	2-0633	BR, §14-228	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
90	Commercial Fraud, Other Untrue statements or omissions of material fact in connection with an offer to sell or sale of a franchise	1-0870	BR, §14-229(b)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
91	Commercial Fraud, Other False or misleading statement or omission in prospectus or amendment	2-0634	BR, §14-230	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
92	Commercial Fraud, Other Untrue statements or omissions of material fact in applications, notices, or reports in sale of franchise	2-0635	BR, §14-231	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
93	Commercial Fraud, Other Failure to notify Commissioner of material change in sale of franchise	2-0636	BR, §14-232	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
94 Vacant
95	Commercial Fraud, Other Fraud—pyramid, promotional scheme	6-2600	CR, §8-404(b)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$10,000
96 Vacant
97 Vacant
98	Commercial Fraud, Other Unlawful subleasing of motor vehicle	2-0615	CR, §8-408(b)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$5,000
98-1	Commercial Fraud, Other Operation of an assisted living program without a license, 1^st offense	1-0557	HG, §19-1809(a)(2)(i)	Felony	5Y		Property	VII	$10,000
98-2	Commercial Fraud, Other Operation of an assisted living program without a license, subsequent		HG, §19-1809(a)(2)(ii)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$20,000
98-3	Commercial Fraud, Other Fraudulently obtaining motor vehicle accident report		TR, §20-110(e)(1)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$10,000
98-4	Commercial Fraud, Other Improper disclosure of motor vehicle accident report by law enforcement agent		TR, §20-110(e)(2)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$10,000
99	Conspiracy Conspiracy to commit a lawful act by unlawful means		Common Law	Misd.	LIFE		Person Drug Property	Same seriousness category as most serious unlawful means
100	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting public seal	1-0663	CR, §8-607	Misd.	10Y	2Y	Property	V
101	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting United States currency with intent to defraud	1-0067 1-0069	CR, §8-604	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
102	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting of private instruments or documents	1-2502	CR, §8-601(c)(1)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$1,000
102-1	Counterfeiting Possession of counterfeit private instruments or documents	1-1502	CR, §8-601(c)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$1,000
102-2	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting of private instruments or documents, not covered by CR, §8-601 or another statute	6-1313	Common Law	Misd.	LIFE		Property	V
103	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting of public documents	1-2500 1-2504	CR, §8-605	Felony	10Y	2Y	Property	V
103-1	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting of public documents, not covered by CR, §8-605 or another statute	6-1313	Common Law	Misd.	LIFE		Property	V
104	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting of orders for money or goods	1-2501 2-2510 2-2520	CR, §8-609	Felony	10Y	2Y	Property	V
104-1	Counterfeiting Trademark counterfeiting, less than $1,500	1-1386	CR, §8-611(d)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
105	Counterfeiting Trademark counterfeiting, $1,500 or greater	1-1385	CR, §8-611(c)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
106	Counterfeiting Issuing counterfeit private instruments or documents	1-2513	CR, §8-602	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$1,000
106-1	Counterfeiting Issuing counterfeit private instruments or documents, not covered by CR, §8-602 or another statute		Common Law	Misd.	LIFE		Property	V
107	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting stamp of Comptroller	1-2603	CR, §8-608	Misd.	10Y	2Y	Property	V
108 Vacant
109	Counterfeiting Making false entries in public records and related crimes	2-2504 3-2504 5-2504	CR, §8-606	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$1,000
110	Counterfeiting Forging, falsifying, or counterfeiting signature of judge, court officer, or court employee	1-1698 1-1699	CR, §8-606.1	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
111 Vacant
112	Counterfeiting Possessing or issuing counterfeit United States currency	1-0494	CR, §8-604.1	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$1,000
113	Counterfeiting Possessing counterfeit title to motor vehicle	2-0035	CR, §8-603	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$1,000
113-1	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting prescription	1-0180 2-0262 2-2502 2-2530	CR, §8-610	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI
114	Counterfeiting Counterfeiting and issuing of tokens	3-2502 3-2510	CR, §8-612	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII
114-1	Credit Card Crimes Felony credit card crimes, $100,000 or greater	1-1188 1-1189 1-1193 1-1197 1-1351 1-1355	CR, §8-206(c)(1)(iii) CR, §8-207(b)(1)(iii) CR, §8-209(b)(1)(iii)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000
114-2	Credit Card Crimes Felony credit card crimes, at least $25,000 but less than $100,000	1-1187 1-1190 1-1194 1-1198 1-1352 1-1356	CR, §8-206(c)(1)(ii) CR, §8-207(b)(1)(ii) CR, §8-209(b)(1)(ii)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$15,000
114-3	Credit Card Crimes Felony credit card crimes, at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-1186 1-1191 1-1196 1-1350 1-1354 1-1357	CR, §8-206(c)(1)(i) CR, §8-207(b)(1)(i) CR, §8-209(b)(1)(i)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
114-4	Credit Card Crimes Misdemeanor credit card crimes, at least $100 but less than $1,500	1-1185 1-1192 1-1195 1-1199 1-1353 1-1358	CR, §8-206(c)(2) CR, §8-207(b)(2) CR, §8-209(b)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
115	Credit Card Crimes Misdemeanor credit card crimes, less than $100	1-0581 1-0582 1-0583 1-0584 1-0585 1-0586	CR, §8-206(c)(3) CR, §8-207(b)(3) CR, §8-209(b)(3)	Misd.	90D		Property	VII	$500
115-1	Credit Card Crimes Possess incomplete credit card or knowingly possess machinery, plates, etc. to reproduce credit cards	1-0199 1-0200	CR, §8-208	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$1,000
116	Credit Card Crimes Unlawfully use or disclose credit card number or other payment device number or holder's signature	2-0550 2-0560	CR, §8-214 CR, §8-216 (penalty)	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$1,000
116-1	Credit Card Crimes Make or cause to be made a false written statement with respect to identity to procure the issuance of a credit card	1-2607	CR, §8-203	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$500
116-2	Credit Card Crimes Steal credit card, receive stolen or lost credit card, or sell or buy credit card	1-2399 2-2803 1-2899 1-2605 1-2803	CR, §8-204	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$500
117	Credit Card Crimes Falsely make or emboss credit card, transfer or possess falsely made or embossed credit card, or sign credit card with intent to defraud	1-0196 1-0198 1-0903	CR, §8-205	Felony	15Y		Property	V	$1,000
118	Credit Card Crimes Publish or cause to be published the number or code of a telephone credit card with intent to defraud	2-2605	CR, §8-210	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
119	Crimes Against the Person, Generally Administered controlled dangerous substance before committing crime of violence	2-0710	CR, §5-624(b)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$2,500
119-1	Criminal Organizations Use of or threat of force to coerce participation or prevent leaving organization	1-1391	CR, §9-802	Misd.	2Y		Person	VII	$10,000
119-2	Criminal Organizations Use of or threat of force to coerce participation or prevent leaving organization in school or within 1,000 feet of school property	1-1392	CR, §9-803	Misd.	4Y		Person	VI	$20,000
119-3	Criminal Organizations Participate as member of criminal organization in commission of crime; in receipt and use or investment, of proceeds of $10,000 or more from underlying crime in the acquisition of real property or establishment or operation of any enterprise; in acquisition or maintenance of any interest or control of any enterprise or property through an underlying crime	1-1394 1-1395 1-1419 1-1421 1-1422 1-1423	CR, §9-804(f)(1)(i)	Felony	15Y		Person	One category more serious than most serious underlying offense. If no conviction on underlying offense, category=IV	$1,000,000
119-4	Criminal Organizations Participate as member of criminal organization in commission of crime—resulting in death of victim	1-1417 1-1418	CR, §9-804(f)(1)(ii)	Felony	25Y		Person	One category more serious than most serious underlying offense. If no conviction on underlying offense, category=III	$5,000,000
119-5	Criminal Organizations Organize, supervise, finance, or manage a criminal organization	1-1393	CR, §9-805	Felony	20Y		Person	III	$1,000,000
119-6	Deceased Human Body, Crimes Involving Unauthorized burial or disposal of body; unauthorized use or disposal of soil remains	1-0932	HG, §5-514	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$5,000
120	Destructive Devices Explosives—possession without license with intention to use in violation of various statutes	2-0393	PS, §11-114(b) PS, §11-116(a) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Person	III	$10,000
121	Destructive Devices Explosives—sale without license with intention to use in violation of various statutes	1-0022	PS, §11-114(c) PS, §11-116(b) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Person	III	$10,000
122	Destructive Devices Firearm, explosive on aircraft	2-5203	TR, §5-1008	Felony	10Y		Person	III
123	Destructive Devices Manufacture, transport, possess, control, store, sell, distribute, or use a destructive device	1-0720	CR, §4-503(a)(1)	Felony	25Y		Person	III	$250,000
124	Destructive Devices Possess explosive, incendiary, or toxic material with the intent to create a destructive device	1-0725	CR, §4-503(a)(2)	Felony	25Y		Person	III	$250,000
125	Destructive Devices Explosives—unlawful manufacture or dealing without license	1-0907	PS, §11-114(a)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
125-1	Destructive Devices Explosives—possession without license	1-1603	PS, §11-114(b)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
125-2	Destructive Devices Explosives—sale without license		PS, §11-114(c)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
125-3	Destructive Devices Explosives—owner of operation that uses explosives dealing without license		PS, §11-114(d)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
126	Destructive Devices Explosives—employee possession without license		PS, §11-114(e)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
127	Destructive Devices Explosives—violate explosives regulation		PS, §11-114(f)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
127-1	Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes Disturbing the peace, disorderly conduct in public place	2-0045 2-0050 2-0055 2-0060 2-0065	CR, §10-201	Misd.	60D		Person	VII	$500
127-2	Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes Keeping a disorderly house	5-5311	CR, §10-202	Misd.	6M	10D	Person Drug Property	VII	$50—$300
127-3	Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes Affray	3-5399	Common Law	Misd.	LIFE		Person	VI
128	Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes Rioting	3-1314	Common law	Misd.	LIFE		Person	IV
129	Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes Desecrate flag to incite or produce an imminent breach of the peace	1-0671	CR, §10-704	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
129-1	Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes Willfully violate order given by Governor in time of emergency		PS, §14-114	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$5,000
129-2	Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, and Related Crimes Willfully and knowingly fail to comply with order in time of investigation of communicable disease	1-0969	HG, §18-907	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$3,000
130	Election Offenses False reports by election judge or election official	1-1529 2-0381	EL, §16-601	Felony	10Y	1Y	Property	V
131	Election Offenses Defacing or removing election records related to voting	2-0382	EL, §16-701	Felony	10Y	1Y	Property	V
132	Election Offenses Tampering with electronic voting system	1-0785	EL, §16-804	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$50,000
133	Election Offenses Voting by person convicted of a felony and currently serving a court-ordered sentence of imprisonment	2-0374	EL, §16-202	Felony	5Y	1Y	Property	VI
134	Election Offenses Tampering with election records	2-0377	EL, §16-302	Felony	5Y	1Y	Property	VI
135	Election Offenses Adding or deleting votes	2-0378	EL, §16-304	Felony	5Y	1Y	Property	VI
135-1	Election Offenses Voting offenses	1-1501	EL, §16-201	Misd.	5Y		Property	VII	$5,000
135-2	Election Offenses Voter registration offenses	2-0372	EL, §16-101	Misd.	5Y		Property	VII	$1,000
135-3	Election Offenses Neglect of official duties by election official or official of political party	2-0376	EL, §16-301	Misd.	3Y	30D	Property	VII	$50-$1,000
136	Election Offenses Destruction of voting equipment	1-1532	EL, §16-801	Felony	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
136-1	Election Offenses Tampering with voting equipment	1-0783	EL, §16-802	Felony	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
136-2	Election Offenses Removal or destruction of equipment or supplies	1-0784	EL, §16-803	Felony	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
136-3	Election Offenses Falsely or fraudulently making, defacing, or destroying a certificate of candidacy or nomination	2-0385	EL, §16-901	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$100-$1,000
136-4	Election Offenses Unlawful actions by an election judge		EL, §16-303	Misd.	2Y	3M	Property	VII
136-5	Election Offenses Violate any provision of Election Law Article, Title 9 (Voting), Subtitle 3 (Absentee Voting)		EL, §9-312	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$1,000
136-6	Election Offenses Give, receive, etc., any valuable thing to influence vote, etc.	1-0924	EL, §13-602	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
136-7	Election Offenses Publish, distribute, etc., campaign material that violates authority line requirements in EL, §13-401	1-1551	EL, §13-401 EL, §13-602 (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
136-8	Election Offenses Threaten election official or immediate family member of election official	1-1804 1-1805	EL, §16-904	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$2,500
136-9	Election Offenses Interference with performance of official duties by election official, an individual present at polling place, or canvass of votes	1-1484	EL, §16-205	Misd.	1Y	3M	Person	V	$50-$1,000
136-10	Election Offenses Interference with performance of official duties by election official, an individual present at polling place, or canvass of votes	1-1484	EL, §16-205	Misd.	1Y	3M	Property	VI	$50-$1,000
137	Estates, Crimes Against Destroy or conceal will	2-2700	CR, §8-702	Misd.	15Y	18M	Property	V
137-1	Estates, Crimes Against Embezzle, alter will or record	1-2700	CR, §8-701	Misd.	7Y	3Y	Property	VI
138	Extortion and Other Threats Felony Extortion—by anyone, $100,000 or greater	1-1207 1-1213	CR, §3-701(c)(3)	Felony	25Y		Property	II	$25,000
138-1	Extortion and Other Threats Felony Extortion—by anyone, at least $10,000 but less than $100,000	1-1206 1-1211	CR, §3-701(c)(2)	Felony	15Y		Property	IV	$15,000
138-2	Extortion and Other Threats Felony Extortion—by anyone, at least $1,000 but less than $10,000	1-1204 1-1210	CR, §3-701(c)(1)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
138-3	Extortion and Other Threats Misdemeanor Extortion—by anyone, less than $1,000	1-1209 1-1286	CR, §3-701(d)	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$1,000
139	Extortion and Other Threats Felony Extortion—by State or local officer, $100,000 or greater	1-1217	CR, §3-702(e)	Felony	25Y		Property	II	$25,000
139-1	Extortion and Other Threats Felony Extortion—by State or local officer, at least $10,000 but less than $100,000	1-1216	CR, §3-702(d)	Felony	15Y		Property	IV	$15,000
139-2	Extortion and Other Threats Felony Extortion—by State or local officer, at least $1,000 but less than $10,000	1-1215	CR, §3-702(c)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
139-3	Extortion and Other Threats Misdemeanor Extortion—by State or local officer, less than $1,000	1-1214	CR, §3-702(f)	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$500
140	Extortion and Other Threats Extortion—sending, etc. a threatening letter, etc.	1-1705 1-1706 1-1707 2-5130 2-5140	CR, §3-706	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
141	Extortion and Other Threats Extortion—threatening verbally	1-1702 1-1703 1-1704 2-2104 2-2106	CR, §3-705	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
142	Extortion and Other Threats Threaten to take the life, kidnap, or cause physical injury to State or local official, deputy or assistant State's Attorney, or assistant Public Defender	1-0477 1-0478	CR, §3-708	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$2,500
143	Extortion and Other Threats Extortion—by false accusation	1-1701 3-2104 3-2105	CR, §3-704	Misd.	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
144	Extortion and Other Threats Extortion—by State or local officer or employee against another employee	4-2100	CR, §3-703(a)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
144-1	Extortion and Other Threats Sextortion—causing another to engage in sexual activity or in a visual representation of sexual activity by threating behavior	1-1452 1-1453	CR, §3-709	Misd.	10Y		Person	V	$10,000
145	False Advertising and Related Crimes False and fraudulent advertising		CL, §14-2902	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
146	False Advertising and Related Crimes Bait and switch	5-2607	CL, §14-2903	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
146-1	False Statements, Other False statement—to Department of Housing and Community Development, in document required under or to influence action on a Rental Housing Program loan		HS, §4-411	Misd.	5Y		Property	VII	$50,000
146-2	False Statements, Other False statement—to Department of Housing and Community Development, in document required under or to influence action on an Energy-Efficient Homes Construction Loan Program loan		HS, §4-2005	Misd.	5Y		Property	VII	$50,000
146-3	False Statements, Other False statement—in loan application under the Local Land Trust Revolving Loan program		NR, §3-215(h)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VII	$50,000
147	False Statements, Other False Statement—rumor as to bomb	1-5300	CR, §9-504(b)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
147-1	False Statements, Other False Statement—manufacture, possess, transport, or place a phony destructive device	2-5215	CR, §9-505	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$10,000
147-2	False Statements, Other False Statement—of an emergency or crime with reckless disregard of causing bodily harm to an individual	1-1781	CR, §9-501.1(c)(1)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VII	$2,000
147-3	False Statements, Other False Statement—of an emergency or crime resulting in serious physical injury or death to a person	1-1782	CR, §9-501.1(c)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	V	$20,000
148	False Statements, Other Fraud—failure to provide or providing false information willfully or with intent to evade taxes	1-0828	TG, §13-1024(a)	Misd.	18M		Property	VI	$5,000
149	False Statements, Other Fraud—willful failure to file income tax return	1-0831	TG, §13-1001(d)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
150	False Statements, Other Fraud—willful failure to withhold income tax		TG, §13-1007(b)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
151	False Statements, Other Fraud—willful preparation of false income tax return	1-0751	TG, §13-1004	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
151-1	False Statements, Other File false lien or encumbrance or make false statement on lien or encumbrance, 1^st offense	1-0651	CR, §3-808(b)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$10,000
151-2	False Statements, Other File false lien or encumbrance or make false statement on lien or encumbrance, subsequent		CR, §3-808(b)(1)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
152	False Statements, Other False statement—on application for funds for Maryland higher education commission	2-5099	CR, §9-506(a)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$5,000
153	False Statements, Other False Statement—to official or agencies of State or its subdivisions	1-5099	CR, §9-503(a)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$500
154	False Statements, Other False Statement—to peace or police officers	1-0207 1-0690 1-4803	CR, §9-501(a) CR, §9-502(a)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$500
154-1	Forensic Genealogy, Crimes Involving Willfully fail to destroy genetic genealogy information, forensic genetic genealogical (FGG) profiles, or DNA samples that are required to be destroyed in accordance with CP, §17-102(h)	1-1078	CP, §17-102(j)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
154-2	Forensic Genealogy, Crimes Involving Disclose genetic genealogy data, forensic genetic genealogical (FGG) profiles, or DNA samples not authorized by a court order in the course of a forensic genetic genealogical DNA analysis and search (FGGS), or in the course of any criminal proceeding that arises from an FGGS	1-1077	CP, §17-102(i)(2)	Misd.	5Y		Property	V	$5,000
154-3	Fraud, Financial Crimes Against Vulnerable Adults Obtain property of vulnerable adult or an individual at least 68 years old by deception, intimidation, or undue influence, $100,000 or greater	1-1390	CR, §8-801(c)(1)(iii)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000
154-4	Fraud, Financial Crimes Against Vulnerable Adults Obtain property of vulnerable adult or an individual at least 68 years old by deception, intimidation, or undue influence, at least $25,000 but less than $100,000	1-1389	CR, §8-801(c)(1)(ii)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$15,000
154-5	Fraud, Financial Crimes Against Vulnerable Adults Obtain property of vulnerable adult or an individual at least 68 years old by deception, intimidation, or undue influence, at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-1388	CR, §8-801(c)(1)(i)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
154-6	Fraud, Financial Crimes Against Vulnerable Adults Obtain property of vulnerable adult or an individual at least 68 years old by deception, intimidation, or undue influence, less than $1,500	1-1387	CR, §8-801(c)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
155	Fraud, Miscellaneous Fraud—misuse by lawyer	1-1775	BO, §10-306, BO, §10-606 (b)	Misd.	5Y		Property	V
156 Vacant
157	Fraud, Miscellaneous Fraud—failure to deliver receipts for stored grain	1-5507 6-2610	CR, §7-116	Misd.	10Y	1Y	Property	VI	$500- $5,000
158	Fraud, Miscellaneous Fraudulent actions related to cable TV for payment or offer of pay	2-0290 2-0291 2-0292 2-0293 2-0294 2-0295 4-0248	CR, §7-303(c)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
159	Fraud, Miscellaneous Out-of-State unlicensed sellers of alcohol	1-1668	AB, §6-327	Felony	2Y		Property	VI	$1,000
159-1	Fraud, Miscellaneous Violate certain provisions of Health Occupations Article, Title 8 (Nurses), Subtitle 7 (Prohibited Acts; Penalties)	1-1151 1-1152 1-1153 1-1154 1-1155 1-1156 1-1157 1-1158	HO, §8-710 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
159-2	Fraud, Miscellaneous Violate any provision of Health Occupations Article, Title 19 (Social Workers), Subtitle 4 (Prohibited Acts; Penalties)	1-0888 1-0889 1-0890	HO, §19-407 (penalty)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VII	$5,000
159-3	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing medicine without a license or misrepresentation as practitioner of medicine	1-0891 1-1375	HO, §14-601 HO, §14-602 HO, §14-606(a)(4) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
159-4	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing respiratory care without a license	2-0987	HO, §§14-5A-20 — 14-5A-22 HO, §14-5A-23(a) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
159-5	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing radiation therapy, nuclear medicine technology, radiography, or radiology assistance without a license		HO, §§14-5B-17 — 14-5B-18 HO, §14-5B-19(a) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
159-6	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing polysomnography without a license		HO, §§14-5C-20 — 14-5C-22 HO, §14-5C-23(a) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
159-7	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing athletic training without a license		HO, §14-5D-17 HO, §14-5D-18(a) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
159-8	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing perfusion without a license		HO, §§14-5E-20 — 14-5E-22 HO, §14-5E-23(a) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
159-9	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing naturopathic medicine without a license		HO, §14-5F-29(a) HO, §14-5F-30 HO, §14-5F-29(b) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
159-10	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing genetic counseling without a license		HO, §§14-5G-23 — 14-5G-25 HO, §14-5G-27(a) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
159-11	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing dentistry without a license or misrepresentation as practitioner of dentistry, 1^st offense	1-1680 1-1681	HO, §4-601(a) HO, §4-602 HO, §4-606(a)(1)(i) (penalty)	Felony	1Y		Person	VII	$5,000
159-12	Fraud, Miscellaneous Practicing dentistry without a license or misrepresentation as practitioner of dentistry, subsequent		HO, §4-601(a) HO, §4-602 HO, §4-606(a)(1)(ii) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$20,000 per day
159-13	Fraud, Miscellaneous Conducting unauthorized dental laboratory work or advertising a dental appliance without a dental license	1-1682	HO, §4-503(c) HO, §4-606(c) (penalty)	Felony	2Y		Property	VII	$2,000 per day
159-14	Fraud, Miscellaneous Aiding or abetting the unauthorized practice of massage therapy in violation of HO, §6–501(b), 1^st offense	1-1834	HO, §6-504(b)(1) (penalty)	Felony	1Y		Person	VII	$5,000 per day
159-15	Fraud, Miscellaneous Aiding or abetting the unauthorized practice of massage therapy in violation of HO, §6–501(b), subsequent	1-1834	HO, §6-504(b)(2) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$20,000 per day
160	Fraud, Miscellaneous Fraud—falsely representing self as lawyer	2-0592	BO, §10-602 BO, §10-606 (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$5,000
160-1	Fraud, Miscellaneous Impersonating a law enforcement officer	1-0604 1-1769	PS, §3-502	Misd.	2Y		Person	VII	$2,000
160-2	Fraud, Miscellaneous Altering the results of a drug or alcohol screening test, 1^st offense	1-0284	CR, §10-111	Misd.	1Y		Property	VI	$1,000
160-3	Fraud, Miscellaneous Altering the results of a drug or alcohol screening test, subsequent	1-0284	CR, §10-111	Misd.	3Y		Property	V	$5,000
160-4	Fraud, Miscellaneous Violation of Maryland Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, 1^st offense	1-0537 1-0538 1-0539 1-0540 2-0959 2-0960 2-0961 2-0962 2-0963 2-0964 2-0965 2-0966 2-0967 2-0968	HG, §21-1215(b)(1) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$10,000
161	Fraud, Miscellaneous Violation of Maryland Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, subsequent		HG, §21-1215(b)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$25,000
162	Fraud, Miscellaneous Fraudulently substituting wood alcohol for grain alcohol while in the business of making, manufacturing, etc. drugs, medicines, medicinal or chemical preparations		CR, §8-802(b)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$100- $500
162-1 Vacant
163 Vacant
163-1	Fraud, Miscellaneous Possession of unstamped cigarettes or other tobacco products on which tobacco tax has not been paid, more than 30 cartons	1-7510	TG, §13-1014(a)(3)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
164	Fraud, Miscellaneous Willful transportation of unstamped cigarettes or other tobacco products on which tobacco tax has not been paid	1-0796	TG, §13-1015	Felony	2Y		Property	VII	Mandatory $150/carton for a first offense, or $300/carton for a subsequent offense
164-1	Fraud—Telecommunication Service Providers Telecom devices and telecom theft	1-0590	CR, §7-315	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$2,500
164-2	Fraud—Telecommunication Service Providers Telecom devices and telecom theft, over 100 devices	1-0591	CR, §7-315	Felony	10Y		Property	IV	$10,000
165 Vacant
166	Gambling—General Provisions Rent place for gambling	2-3921	CR, §12-104(a)	Misd.	1Y	6M	Property	VII	$500
167	Gambling—General Provisions Fix horse race	1-0433	CR, §12-109(a)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$5,000
168	Gambling—General Provisions Make or sell a book or pool on the result of a race, etc.; establish, keep, etc., a building, vessel, or place for the purpose of betting, etc.; receive, become the depository of, etc., money to be bet, etc.	1-1710 1-1711	CR, §12-102(b)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$5,000
169	Gambling—General Provisions Gambling—keeping gaming table or place	1-3908 1-3921	CR, §12-104(a)	Misd.	1Y	6M	Property	VII	$500
170	Gambling—General Provisions Owner/occupier of building knowingly permits gaming table to be kept	2-3908	CR, §12-104(a)	Misd.	1Y	6M	Property	VII	$500
171	Gambling—General Provisions Fraud—enter horse in a race under a name other than that assigned and registered; racing horse under a false or unregistered name	1-0231	CR, § 8-904	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$5,000
172 Vacant
173	Gambling—General Provisions Off-shore gambling	6-2620	CR, §12-105(b)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$200- $1,000
174	Gambling—General Provisions Keep, etc. slot machine unlawfully	3-3908	CR, §12-302(a)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
175 Vacant
176 Vacant
176-1	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., 1^st weapon offense, generally	1-1783 1-1785	CR, §4-203(c)(2)(i)	Misd.	5Y	30D	Person	VI	$250-$2,500
177	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., 2^nd weapon offense, generally	1-1787 1-1788	CR, §4-203(c)(3)(i)1	Misd.	10Y	1Y	Person	III
177-1	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., more than two prior weapon offenses, generally	1-1789 1-1790	CR, §4-203(c)(4)(i)1	Misd.	10Y	3Y	Person	III
177-2	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., on school property, 1^st weapon offense	1-1783 1-1785	CR, §4-203(c)(2)(ii)	Misd.	5Y	90D	Person	VI	$250-$2,500
178	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., on school property,2^nd weapon offense		CR, §4-203(c)(3)(i)2	Misd.	10Y	3Y	Person	III
179 Vacant
180	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., on school property, more than two prior weapon offenses		CR, §4-203(c)(4)(i)2A	Misd.	10Y	5Y	Person	III
180-1	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., a loaded handgun, 1^st weapon offense	1-1784 1-1786	CR, §4-203(c)(2)(i)	Misd.	5Y	30D	Person	VI	$250-$2,500
180-2	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., a loaded handgun, 2^nd weapon offense	1-1456 1-1457	CR, §4-203(c)(3)(ii)2	Misd.	10Y	MM*=1Y	Person	III
180-3	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., a loaded handgun, more than two prior weapon offenses	1-1458 1-1459	CR, §4-203(c)(4)(ii)2	Misd.	10Y	MM*=3Y	Person	III
181	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., with deliberate purpose to injure or kill, more than two prior weapon offenses		CR, §4-203(c)(4)(i)2B	Misd.	10Y	5Y	Person	III
182	Handguns—In General Handgun—unlawful wearing, carrying, etc., under influence	6-5210	PS, §5-314	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
183 Vacant
184 Vacant
185 Vacant
186	Handguns—In General Sale of a handgun manufactured on or before 12/31/02 with no external safety lock	2-2020	PS, §5-132 PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
187	Handguns—In General Fail to return revoked handgun permit	6-5211	PS, §5-313	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$100- $1,000
188	Handguns—In General Manufacture for distribution or sale a handgun that is not included on the handgun roster	1-2222	PS, §5-406(c)(1)	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
189	Handguns—In General Sell or offer to sell a handgun that is not included on the handgun roster	1-2223	PS, §5-406(c)(2)	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$2,500
190	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Operate unmanned aircraft over a correctional facility to photograph or record images of facility without authorization	1-1836	CS, §8-804	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$1,000
191	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Contraband—deliver contraband using an unmanned aircraft	1-1837	CR, §9-417.1	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$1,000
192	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Contraband—deliver, possess, with intent to deliver, conceal, receive weapon	2-1035 2-1040 2-1045 2-1055	CR, §9-414	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$5,000
193	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Contraband—deliver, possess, with intent to deliver, conceal, receive contraband to effect an escape	2-1060 2-1065 2-1070 2-1075	CR, §9-413	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$5,000
194	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Escape, 1^st degree	1-0615 2-1010	CR, §9-404	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$20,000
195	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Escape, 2^nd degree	1-0766 2-1020 2-1025 2-1030	CR, §9-405	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
196	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Resisting or interfering with arrest	1-0600	CR, §9-408	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
197	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Contraband—deliver, possess with intent to deliver, knowingly possess contraband	1-1835 2-1080 2-1085	CR, §9-412	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$1,000
198	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Deliver, possess with intent to deliver, receive alcoholic beverage	1-0724 2-1090 2-1092	CR, §9-415	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$1,000
199	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Deliver, possess with intent to deliver, receive controlled dangerous substance	1-0718 2-1095 2-1097	CR, §9-416	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$1,000
199-1	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Possess, possess with intent to deliver, receive telecommunication device or accessory	1-1327 1-1328 1-1329 1-1330	CR, §9-417	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$3,000
200	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Harbor fleeing felon	1-4904	CR, §9-402	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
201	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Harbor felon/fugitive	1-0232	CR, §9-402	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
202	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Harboring—prison escapee	2-4904	CR, §9-403	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
203	Harboring, Escape, and Contraband Violate Home Detention Program		CS, §3-409	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII
204	Hate Crimes Crimes against, or threatening to commit crimes against, persons, groups, or property motivated either in whole or substantial part by race, color, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, disability, national origin, or homelessness—resulting in death		CR, §10-304(2)(ii) CR, §10-306(b)(2) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Person	III	$20,000
205	Hate Crimes Crimes against, or threatening to commit crimes against, persons, groups, or property motivated either in whole or substantial part by race, color, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, disability, national origin, or homelessness—involving separate felony		CR, §10-304(2)(i) CR, §10-306(b)(1) (penalty)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
205-1	Hate Crimes Damage property of religious entity	1-0435	CR, §10-302 CR, §10-306(a) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
205-2	Hate Crimes Obstruct exercise of religious belief	1-0436	CR, §10-303 CR, §10-306(a) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
205-3	Hate Crimes Crimes against, or threatening to commit crimes against, persons, groups, or property motivated either in whole or substantial part by race, color, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, disability, national origin, or homelessness	1-0437	CR, §10-304(l) CR, §10-306(a) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
205-4	Hate Crimes Damage to associated building	2-0251 2-0252	CR, §10-305 CR, §10-306(a) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
205-5	Hate Crimes Use of an item or a symbol to threaten or intimidate	1-1675	CR, §10-305.1 CR, §10-306(a) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
205-6	Home Improvement, Crimes Involving Act as contractor or sell a home improvement without a license, 1^st offense	1-1597 1-1598	BR, §8-601	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$1,000
205-7	Home Improvement, Crimes Involving Act as contractor or sell a home improvement without a license, subsequent	2-0256 2-0257 2-0275	BR, §8-601	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$5,000
205-8	Home Improvement, Crimes Involving Abandon or fail to perform contract	2-0258 2-0259	BR, §8-605 BR, §8-623 (penalty)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$1,000
205-9	Human Relations, Crimes Involving Injury, intimidation, or interference with protected housing activities because of a person’s race, color, religion, sex, disability, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or source of income		SG, §20-1103(c)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
205-10	Human Relations, Crimes Involving Injury, intimidation, or interference with protected housing activities because of a person’s race, color, religion, sex, disability, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or source of income—resulting in bodily injury		SG, §20-1103(c)(2)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
205-11	Human Relations, Crimes Involving Injury, intimidation, or interference with protected housing activities because of a person’s race, color, religion, sex, disability, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or source of income—resulting in death		SG, §20-1103(c)(3)	Misd.	LIFE		Person	II
205-12	Human Trafficking Sex trafficking, misdemeanor	1-0752 1-0757 1-0759 1-0762 1-1080 1-1082 1-1083	CR, §3-1102(c)(1)	Misd.	10Y		Person	III	$5,000
205-13	Human Trafficking Sex trafficking, felony	1-0754 1-0756 1-0758 1-0761 1-0786 1-0787 1-0788 1-0789	CR, §3-1102(c)(2)	Felony	25Y♦		Person	II	$15,000
206	Human Trafficking Forced marriage	1-1726 1-1727 1-1728 1-1729	CR, §3-1103	Felony	25Y♦		Person	II	$15,000
206-1	Identity Fraud Possess, obtain personally identifying information or willfully assume the identity of another, benefit $100,000 or greater	1-1359 1-1366 1-1370	CR, §8-301(b), (c) CR, §8-301(g)(1)(iii) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000
206-2	Identity Fraud Possess, obtain personally identifying information or willfully assume the identity of another, benefit at least $25,000 but less than $100,000	1-1360 1-1367 1-1371	CR, §8-301(b), (c) CR, §8-301(g)(1)(ii) (penalty)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$15,000
206-3	Identity Fraud Possess, obtain personally identifying information or willfully assume the identity of another, benefit at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-1361 1-1368 1-1372	CR, §8-301(b), (c) CR, §8-301(g)(1)(i) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
206-4	Identity Fraud Possess, obtain personally identifying information or willfully assume the identity of another, benefit at least $100 but less than $1,500	1-1362 1-1369 1-1373	CR, §8-301(b), (c) CR, §8-301(g)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
206-5	Identity Fraud Use a re-encoder or skimming device for purpose of identity theft, benefit $100,000 or greater	1-1374 1-1379	CR, §8-301(d) CR, §8-301(g)(1)(iii) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000
206-6	Identity Fraud Use a re-encoder or skimming device for purpose of identity theft, benefit at least $25,000 but less than $100,000	1-1376 1-1380	CR, §8-301(d) CR, §8-301(g)(1)(ii) (penalty)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$15,000
207	Identity Fraud Use a re-encoder or skimming device for purpose of identity theft, benefit at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-1377 1-1381	CR, §8-301(d) CR, §8-301(g)(1)(i) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
207-1	Identity Fraud Use a re-encoder or skimming device for purpose of identity theft, benefit at least $100 but less than $1,500	1-1378 1-1382	CR, §8-301(d) CR, §8-301(g)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
207-2	Identity Fraud Intent to manufacture, distribute, or dispense personally identifying information	1-0921	CR, §8-301(g)(3)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$25,000
207-3	Identity Fraud Falsely represent self as another person	1-1364 1-1384	CR, §8-301(c)(1), (f) CR, §8-301(g)(4) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
207-4	Identity Fraud Use an interactive computer service to disclose personal identifying information of an individual in order to annoy, threaten, embarrass, or harass	1-1363	CR, §8-301(b-1) CR, §8-301(g)(4) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
207-6	Identity Fraud Possess, obtain, or help another obtain a re-encoder or skimming device for purpose of identity theft	1-1383	CR, §8-301(e) CR, §8-301(g)(4) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
208	Identity Fraud Sell etc. false ID	1-0432 1-1434	CR, §8-302(b)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$2,000
209	Identity Fraud Possess/use false government ID; display government ID of another	1-1432 1-1433	CR, §8-303	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$500
209 -1 Vacant
209 -2	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Induce false testimony or avoidance of a subpoena related to felony violation of Title 5 offense or crime of violence	1-0355 1-0655	CR, §9-302(c)(2)	Felony	20Y		Person	III
210	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Induce false testimony (witness or victim intimidation)	1-1565 1-1566	CR, §9-302(c)(1)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$5,000
211	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Influence, intimidate, or impede a juror, witness, or court officer	1-1571 1-1572	CR, §9-305(c)(1)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$5,000
212	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Obstructing justice	2-5006	CR, §9-306(a)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
213	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Retaliation for testimony, reporting a crime, performance of juror’s or officer of the court’s duties	1-1567 1-1568 1-1569 1-1570 1-1573 1-1575	CR, §9-303(c)(1)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$5,000
214 Vacant
215 Vacant
215-1	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Retaliation for testimony, reporting a crime, performance of juror’s or officer of the court’s duties, related to felony violation of Title 5 offense or crime of violence	1-0357 1-0887 1-1574 1-1576	CR, §9-303(c)(2)	Felony	20Y		Person	III
215-2	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Intimidating or corrupting jurors in connection with a Title 5 offense or crime of violence	1-0359 1-0363	CR, §9-305(c)(2)	Felony	20Y		Person	III
215-3	Influencing or Intimidating Judicial Process Tampering with or fabricating physical evidence	1-1332 1-1333 1-1334	CR, §9-307	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
216	Interference with or Misuse of Government Operations Malfeasance, misconduct in office	1-0157 2-0645	Common law	Misd.	LIFE		Person Drug Property	IV
217	Interference with or Misuse of Government Operations False alarms, fire ambulance or rescue squad calls	1-0208 1-5308	CR, §9-604(a)	Misd.	5Y		Property	V	$5,000
218	Interference with or Misuse of Government Operations Hinder police officer	1-0043	Common law	Misd.	LIFE		Person	VI
219	Interference with or Misuse of Government Operations Interference, obstruction or false representation of fire or emergency services personnel	1-0165 2-0249 4-5397 4-5398 4-5399	PS, §6-602 PS, §7-402	Misd.	3Y		Person	VII
220	Kidnapping and Related Crimes Child younger than 16 years old	4-1005	CR, §3-503(a)(2)	Felony	30Y ♦		Person	II
221	Kidnapping and Related Crimes Kidnapping—generally	3-1005	CR, §3-502(a)	Felony	30Y ♦		Person	II
222	Kidnapping and Related Crimes False imprisonment by incarcerated individual	3-5730	CS, §8-801	Felony	30Y		Person	II
223	Kidnapping and Related Crimes Abduction—child younger than 12 years old	1-1005 1-0163	CR, §3-503(a)(1)	Felony	20Y ♦		Person	III
224	Kidnapping and Related Crimes False imprisonment	1-0042	Common law	Misd.	LIFE		Person	V
225	Kidnapping and Related Crimes Abduction—child younger than16 years old by relative in State	1-0364 1-0365 1-0366 2-1005	FL, §9-304 FL, §9-307(a) (penalty)	Misd.	30D		Person	VII	$250
226	Kidnapping and Related Crimes Abduction—child younger than 16 years old by relative outside State 30 days or less	1-0736 1-0737 1-0738 1-0739	FL, §9-305(a) FL, §9-307(b) (penalty)	Felony	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
227	Kidnapping and Related Crimes Abduction—child younger than16 years old by relative outside State more than 30 days	1-0746 1-0747 1-0748 1-0749	FL, §9-305(a) FL, §9-307(c) (penalty)	Felony	3Y		Person	VI	$2,500
227-1	Kidnapping and Related Crimes Abduction—International parental kidnapping	1-0906	FL, §9-305(b) FL, §9-307(d) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
227-2	Labor Trafficking Take, place, etc., another by force, fraud, or coercion to provide services or labor; benefit from services or labor induced by force, fraud, or coercion; aid or conspire with another to commit these offenses	1-1721 1-1722 1-1723 1-1724	CR, §3-1202	Felony	25Y		Person	II	$15,000
228	Lotteries Lottery offenses, subsequent	1-0286 1-0287 1-3915 2-3918 4-3921 5-3921	CR, §12-210	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
229	Lotteries Lotteries—hold lottery or sell lottery device	1-3918 2-3925 2-3930	CR, §12-203	Misd.	12M	3M	Property	VII	$200- $1,000
230	Lotteries Lotteries—importing lottery device or possession of lottery records or money	1-0286 1-0287 2-3918	CR, §12-205	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
231	Lotteries Lotteries—keep place for selling lottery device or allow property to be used for selling lottery device	4-3921 5-3921	CR, §12-204	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
232	Lotteries Prohibited acts relating to State lottery	1-0114 2-1173	SG, §9-124	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$2,500
233 Vacant
234	Machine Guns Weapons—possession or use of a machine gun in commission of a crime of violence	2-5299	CR, §4-404	Felony	20Y		Person	III
235	Machine Guns Possess, use a machine gun for an aggressive purpose	1-1314	CR, §4-405	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV
236	Malicious Destruction and Related Crimes Throwing missiles into occupied vehicle or instrumentality of public transportation	1-2903	CR, §6-302(a)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$500
237	Malicious Destruction and Related Crimes Destruction of property, less than $1,000	3-4025	CR, §6-301(c)	Misd.	60D		Property	VII	$500
238	Malicious Destruction and Related Crimes Destruction of property, $1,000 or greater	3-4030 3-4035	CR, §6-301(b)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$2,500
239	Malicious Destruction and Related Crimes Serial numbers, removing, etc.	1-0291 2-2800	CR, §6-306(a)	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$500
239-1	Malicious Destruction and Related Crimes Sell or possess stolen serial number or vehicle identification plate, etc.	2-2810 2-2820	CR, §6-307	Misd.	18M		Property	VII	$500
240	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Manslaughter—voluntary	1-0910	CR, §2-207	Felony	10Y ♦		Person	IV	$500
241	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Manslaughter—involuntary	1-0911	CR, §2-207	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$500
242	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Manslaughter—by vehicle or vessel, 1^st offense	1-0909	CR, §2-209(d)(1)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$5,000
242-1	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Manslaughter—by vehicle or vessel, subsequent		CR, §2-209(d)(2)	Felony	15Y		Person	III	$10,000
242-2	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Criminally negligent manslaughter by vehicle or vessel, 1^st offense	1-1611	CR, §2-210(f)(1)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VII	$5,000
242-3	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Criminally negligent manslaughter by vehicle or vessel, subsequent		CR, §2-210(f)(2)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
243	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence of alcohol, 1^st offense	1-0900	CR, §2-503(c)(1)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
243-1	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence of alcohol, subsequent		CR, §2-503(c)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
243-2	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by alcohol, 1^st offense	1-0693	CR, §2-504(c)(1)	Felony	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
243-3	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by alcohol, subsequent		CR, §2-504(c)(2)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
243-4	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by drugs, 1^st offense	1-1720	CR, §2-505(c)(1)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
243-5	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by drugs, subsequent		CR, §2-505(c)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
243-6	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by CDS, 1^st offense	1-1436	CR, §2-506(c)(1)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
244	Manslaughter and Related Crimes Negligent homicide by motor vehicle or vessel while impaired by CDS, subsequent		CR, §2-506(c)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
244-1	Marriage, Crimes Against Bigamy	1-3804	CR, §10-502(b)	Misd.	9Y		Person	VI
244-2	Maryland Credit Services Businesses Act Violation of any provision of Maryland Credit Services Businesses Act		CL, §14-1915 (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$5,000
244-3	Motor Vehicle Offense Reckless driving		TR, §21-901.1(c)(1)	Misd.	60D		Person	VII	$1,000
244-4	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(b)(1)(ii)(1)	Misd.	2M		Person	VII	$500
244-5	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(b)(1)(ii)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$500
244-6	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(b)(1), (h)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
244-7	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(b)(1), (i)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
245	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, while transporting a minor, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(b)(2)(ii)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,200
245-1	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, while transporting a minor, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(b)(2)(ii)(2)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$2,400
245-2	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, while transporting a minor, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(b)(2), (h)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
245-3	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by alcohol, while transporting a minor, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(b)(2), (i)	Misd.	10Y		Person	VI	$10,000
245-4	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(c)(1)(ii)(1)	Misd.	2M		Person	VII	$500
245-5	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(c)(1)(ii)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$500
245-6	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(c)(1), (h)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
245-7	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(c)(1), (i)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
245-8	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, while transporting a minor, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(c)(2)(ii)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,200
245-9	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, while transporting a minor, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(c)(2)(ii)(2)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$2,400
245-10	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, while transporting a minor, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(c)(2), (h)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
245-11	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by drugs or drugs and alcohol, while transporting a minor, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(c)(2), (i)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
245-12	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(d)(1)(ii)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,200
245-13	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(d)(1)(ii)(2), (f)(3)(i)	Misd.	2Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 5 days	Person	VI	$2,400
245-14	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(d)(1), (f)(3)(ii), (h)	Misd.	5Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	V	$5,000
245-15	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(d)(1), (f)(3)(ii), (i)	Misd.	10Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	IV	$10,000
245-16	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, while transporting a minor, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(d)(2)(ii)(1)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$2,000
245-17	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, while transporting a minor, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(d)(2)(ii)(2), (f)(3)(i)	Misd.	3Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 5 days	Person	V	$3,000
245-18	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, while transporting a minor, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(d)(2), (f)(3)(ii), (h)	Misd.	5Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	V	$5,000
245-19	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while impaired by controlled dangerous substance, while transporting a minor, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(d)(2), (f)(3)(ii), (i)	Misd.	10Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	IV	$10,000
245-20	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(a)(1)(iii)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,200
245-21	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(a)(1)(iii)(2), (f)(2)(i)	Misd.	2Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 5 days	Person	VI	$2,400
245-22	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(a)(1), (f)(2)(ii), (h)	Misd.	5Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	V	$5,000
245-23	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(a)(1), (f)(2)(ii), (i)	Misd.	10Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	IV	$10,000
245-24	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, while transporting a minor, 1^st offense		TR, §21-902(a)(2)(ii)(1)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$2,000
245-25	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, while transporting a minor, 2^nd offense		TR, §21-902(a)(2)(ii)(2), (f)(2)(i)	Misd.	3Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 5 days	Person	V	$3,000
245-26	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, while transporting a minor, 3^rd offense		TR, §21-902(a)(2), (f)(2)(ii), (h)	Misd.	5Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	V	$5,000
245-27	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while under the influence of alcohol, while transporting a minor, 4^th or subsequent offense, or previous conviction for negligent homicide or injury by motor vehicle or vessel while under the influence or impaired		TR, §21-902(a)(2), (f)(2)(ii), (i)	Misd.	10Y	Within 5 years of prior conviction—MM 10 days	Person	IV	$10,000
246	Motor Vehicle Offense Fleeing or eluding police, 1^st offense		TR, §21-904(f)(1)(i)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
247	Motor Vehicle Offense Fleeing or eluding police, subsequent		TR, §21-904(f)(1)(ii)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$1,000
248	Motor Vehicle Offense Fleeing or eluding police that results in bodily injury to another person		TR, §21-904(d)(1), (f)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
249	Motor Vehicle Offense Fleeing or eluding police that results in death of another person		TR, §21-904(f)(3)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$5,000
250	Motor Vehicle Offense Fleeing or eluding police attempting to apprehend driver for commission of crime of violence		TR, §21-904(e), (f)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$5,000
250-1	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver failing to remain at scene of accident that results only in damage to attended vehicle or property		TR, §20-103	Misd.	2M		Property	VII	$500
250-2	Motor Vehicle Offense Failure of driver involved in accident with unattended vehicle or property to notify the driver, owner, or person in charge of the damaged vehicle or property		TR, §20-105	Misd.	2M		Property	VII	$500
250-3	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver failing to render reasonable assistance to person injured in an accident		TR, §20-104	Misd.	2M		Person	VII	$500
251	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver failing to remain at scene of accident that results in bodily injury to another person		TR, §20-102(c)(2)(i)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$3,000
252	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver failing to remain at scene of accident that results in death of another person		TR, §20-102(c)(2)(ii)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
253	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver failing to remain at scene of accident with knowledge of serious bodily injury to another person		TR, §20-102(c)(3)(i)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
254	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver failing to remain at scene of accident with knowledge of death of another person		TR, §20-102(c)(3)(ii)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
254-1	Motor Vehicle Offense Commit or engage another to commit a violation of motor vehicle law for the purpose of recording the violation without permission		TR, §21-1126	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
254-2	Motor Vehicle Offense Use of text messaging device or handheld telephone while driving that causes an accident resulting in death or serious bodily injury		TR, §21-1124.3	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$5,000
255	Motor Vehicle Offense Violation of ignition interlock system participation requirements, 1^st offense		TR, §16-113(l)(2)(i)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
256	Motor Vehicle Offense Violation of ignition interlock system participation requirements, subsequent		TR, §16-113(l)(2)(ii)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$1,000
256-1	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving without having been issued a license, 1^st offense		TR, §16-101(c)(1)	Misd.	60D		Property	VII	$500
257	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving without having been issued a license, subsequent		TR, §16-101(c)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
258	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while license is refused, canceled, suspended, or revoked, 1^st offense		TR, §16-303(k)(1)(i)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
258-1	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving while license is refused, canceled, suspended, or revoked, subsequent offense within 3 years of prior conviction		TR, §16-303(k)(1)(ii)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$1,000
259	Motor Vehicle Offense Driving commercial motor vehicle while license is refused, canceled, suspended, or revoked		TR, §16-808(d)(1)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
260	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver of commercial vehicle not in possession of license, 1^st offense		TR, §16-808(d)(2)(i)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$1,000
261	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver of commercial vehicle not in possession of license, 2^nd offense		TR, §16-808(d)(2)(ii)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,000
262	Motor Vehicle Offense Driver of commercial vehicle not in possession of license, 3^rd or subsequent offense		TR, §16-808(d)(2)(iii)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$3,000
263	Motor Vehicle Offense Obtaining commercial driver's license by misrepresentation		TR, §16-813.1	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
264	Motor Vehicle Offense Providing false evidence of required security, 1^st offense	1-1298	TR, §17-110(b)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
265	Motor Vehicle Offense Providing false evidence of required security, subsequent		TR, §17-110(b)(2)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$1,000
266	Motor Vehicle Offense Drive vehicle or permit another to drive vehicle knowing that vehicle is not covered by the required security, 1^st offense		TR, §17-107(d)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
267	Motor Vehicle Offense Drive vehicle or permit another to drive vehicle knowing that vehicle is not covered by the required security, subsequent		TR, §17-107(d)(2)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$1,000
267-1	Motor Vehicle Offense Knowingly sell, offer, install, reinstall, import, misrepresent, etc., a counterfeit, nonfunctional, or no airbag		TR, §22-419	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
268	Motor Vehicle Offense Possession of motor vehicle master key		TR, §14-103	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
268-1	Motor Vehicle Offense Conduct the business of a vehicle dealer without a license		TR, §15-302	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$5,000
268-2	Motor Vehicle Offense Conduct the business of an automotive dismantler and recycler or a scrap processor without a license, subsequent		TR, §15-502(e)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,000
268-3	Motor Vehicle Offense Act as a vehicle salesman without a license, subsequent		TR, §15-402(c)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,000
268-4	Motor Vehicle Offense Transportation of hazardous materials, subsequent		TR, §21-1411(d)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,000
269 Vacant
270 Vacant
271 Vacant
272 Vacant
273 Vacant
274 Vacant
275 Vacant
276	Murder 1^st degree	1-0990	CR, §2-201	Felony	LIFE ♦	LIFE	Person	I
277 Vacant
278 Vacant
279 Vacant
280	Murder 1^st degree, attempted	2-0910	CR, §2-205	Felony	LIFE ♦		Person	II
280-1	Murder 1^st degree, conspiracy	1C0990	Common law	Misd.	LIFE		Person	I
281	Murder 1^st degree, solicitation	1S0990	Common law	Misd.	LIFE		Person	II
282	Murder 2^nd degree	1-1107	CR, §2-204	Felony	40Y ♦		Person	II
283	Murder 2^nd degree, attempted	2-0920	CR, §2-206	Felony	30Y ♦		Person	III
284	Nudity and Related Sexual Displays Indecent exposure	1-3605	CR, §11-107(d)(1)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$1,000
284-1	Nudity and Related Sexual Displays Indecent exposure of an incarcerated individual to correctional officer	2-1133	CS, § 8-803	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$1,000
284-2	Nudity and Related Sexual Displays Indecent exposure when person knows or should know that a minor is present	1-1807	CR, §11-107(d)(2)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
285	Obscene Matter Child pornography, 1^st offense	1-0298 1-0299 1-0300 1-0315 2-3799	CR, §11-207(b)(1)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$25,000
286	Obscene Matter Child pornography-subsequent	1-0298 1-0299 1-0300 1-0315 2-3799	CR, §11-207(b)(2)	Felony	20Y		Person	III	$50,000
287	Obscene Matter Sending or bringing into State for sale or distribution, publishing, etc., subsequent	1-3705 1-0294 1-0295 1-0296	CR, §11-202(b)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
288	Obscene Matter Obscene performances in Anne Arundel, Charles, Howard, Somerset, Wicomico, Worcester counties, subsequent		CR, §11-204(c)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
289	Obscene Matter Sale or display of certain items to persons younger than 18 years old, subsequent	1-3799 1-0297	CR, §11-203(d)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
290	Obscene Matter Possess, retain, access, or view visual representations of persons younger than 16 years old engaged in certain sexual acts, subsequent	1-1756 1-1796	CR, §11-208(c)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
291	Obscene Matter Requiring acceptance of obscene matter as condition to sale, etc.; denial of franchise, etc., for failure to accept obscene matter, subsequent		CR, §11-206(b)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
292	Obscene Matter Hire minor to distribute obscene material	3-3799	CR, §11-209(a)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
293	Obscene Matter Sending or bringing into State for sale or distribution, publishing, etc., 1^stoffense	1-3705 1-0294 1-0295 1-0296	CR, §11-202(b)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
294	Obscene Matter Obscene performances in Anne Arundel, Charles, Howard, Somerset, Wicomico, Worcester counties, 1^st offense		CR, §11-204(c)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
295	Obscene Matter Sale or display of certain items to persons younger than 18 years old, 1^st offense	1-0297 1-0635 1-3799	CR, §11-203(d)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
296	Obscene Matter Possess, retain, access, or view visual representations of persons younger than 16 years old engaged in certain sexual acts, 1^st offense	1-1756 1-1796	CR, §11-208(c)(1)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$2,500
297	Obscene Matter Requiring acceptance of obscene matter as condition to sale, etc.; denial of franchise, etc., for failure to accept obscene matter, 1^st offense		CR, §11-206(b)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
298	Obscene Matter Obscene advertising, 1^st offense	1-0562	CR, §11-205(b)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
299	Obscene Matter Obscene advertising, subsequent		CR, §11-205(b)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$5,000
300	Perjury Perjury—subornation of perjury	1-5004	CR, §9-102	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV
301	Perjury Perjury—willfully filing false tax returns	2-1180	TG, §13-1002 CR, §9-101 (penalty)	Misd.	10Y		Property	IV
301-1	Perjury Perjury—willfully make a false, fraudulent, or misleading statement under oath in a campaign finance report; submit a campaign finance report on behalf of another person without their consent	1-0996	EL, §14-109(c) CR, §9-101 (penalty)	Misd.	10Y		Property	IV
301-2	Perjury Perjury—willfully make a false, fraudulent, or misleading statement under oath in a statement filed by a person providing compensation to a lobbyist; make an electronic submission of a statement required by GP, §5-716 on behalf of another person without their consent		GP, §5-716(n) CR, §9-101 (penalty)	Misd.	10Y		Property	IV
302	Perjury Perjury	1-0307 1-0308 1-0309 1-0310 1-5003	CR, §9-101(a)	Misd.	10Y		Property	IV
303	Perjury Perjury—affirmation to two contradictory statements	2-5003	CR, §9-101(c)	Misd.	10Y		Property	IV
304	Prescription Drugs and Other Substances Harmful substances—distribution; possession with intent to distribute; instruction in the unlawful inhaling; or distribution of butane can to minor	1-0272 1-0273 1-0735 1-3500	CR, §5-709	Misd.	18M		Drug	VII	$1,000
305	Prescription Drugs and Other Substances Harmful substances—smelling or inhaling harmful substances	1-5599	CR, §5-708(b)	Misd.	6M		Drug	VII	$500
306	Prescription Drugs and Other Substances Possession—compounding or selling different drug, controlled dangerous substance, medicine, etc.	1-0018	CR, §5-702	Misd.	12M	1M	Drug	VII	$100-$500
307	Prescription Drugs and Other Substances Possession—prescription drugs—manufacture, distribute, etc.; obtain by fraud, etc., forgery, etc., label property, destruction	1-0010 1-0264 1-0265 1-0266 1-0267 1-0268 1-0269 1-0270 1-0271	CR, §5-701(d)	Misd.	2Y		Drug	VII	$1,000
307-1	Pretrial Release, Crimes Involving Failure to appear in connection with a felony	1-1474	CP, §5-211(c)(1)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
307-2	Pretrial Release, Crimes Involving Failure to appear in connection with a misdemeanor or for appearance as witness	1-1475	CP, §5-211(c)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
308	Pretrial Release, Crimes Involving Violate release conditions while charged with committing a sexual crime against a minor, a crime of violence, a crime against a person eligible for relief, or stalking	1-0636 1-1464 1-1465 1-1732	CP, §5-213.1	Misd.	90D		Person	VII
308-1	Prostitution and Related Crimes Abduction—Persuade, entice, secrete, or harbor individual younger than 16 years old for the purpose of committing a sexual crime	1-1336	CR, §11-305	Felony	25Y ♦		Person	II	$5,000
309 Vacant
310 Vacant
311 Vacant
312 Vacant
313 Vacant
313-1	Prostitution and Related Crimes Receive money from the earnings of a person engaged in prostitution	1-1090	CR, §11-304	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
314	Prostitution and Related Crimes Engage in prostitution or assignation; occupy a building for prostitution or assignation	1-1093	CR, §11-303	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$500
315	Prostitution and Related Crimes Procure or solicit or offer to procure or solicit prostitution or assignation	1-1730	CR, §11-306	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$500
316	Prostitution and Related Crimes Allow a building to be used for prostitution or assignation; allow a person into a building for prostitution or assignation; or keep, set up, etc., a building for prostitution or assignation	1-1731	CR, §11-307	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$500
317	Protected Individuals, Protected Information Publish personal information of protected individual knowing that publishing the information poses a threat to protected individual; and its publishing results in assault, harassment, trespass, or malicious destruction of property	1-1833	CJ, §3-2304	Misd.	18M		Person	V	$5,000
318	Public Fraud State health plan fraud, resulting in death	2-2125 2-2165 2-2325 2-2365 2-2990 2-2880 2-2930 2-4125 2-2970	CR, §8-509 CR, §8-510 CR, §8-511 CR, §8-512 CR, §8-513 CR, §8-514 CR, §8-515 CR, §8-516(a) (penalty)	Felony	LIFE		Person	II	$200,000
319	Public Fraud State health plan fraud, resulting in serious injury	2-2120 2-2160 2-2320 2-2360 2-2985 2-2875 2-2925 2-4120 2-2965	CR, §8-509 CR, §8-510 CR, §8-511 CR, §8-512 CR, §8-513 CR, §8-514 CR, §8-515 CR, §8-516(b) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Person	III	$100,000
320	Public Fraud Perjury—Public Assistance fraud in application	2-2607	CR, §8-504(b), CR, §9-101(penalty)	Misd.	10Y		Property	IV	$1,000
321	Public Fraud Use, with intent to defraud, of a facsimile signature, or any reproduction of it, of any authorized officer; or use with intent to defraud, of a facsimile seal, or any reproduction of it, of the State or of any of its political subdivisions	1-0715	SF, §2-305(b)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$5,000
322	Public Fraud Violation of Architectural and Engineering Services subtitle	2-1167	SF, §13-322	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$20,000
322-1	Public Fraud State health plan fraud, less than $1,500	2-2110 2-2150 2-2190 2-2350 2-2975 2-2865 2-2910 2-4110 2-2955	CR, §8-509 CR, §8-510 CR, §8-511 CR, §8-512 CR, §8-513 CR, §8-514 CR, §8-515 CR, §8-516(d) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$50,000
323	Public Fraud State health plan fraud, $1,500 or greater	2-2115 2-2135 2-2155 2-2195 2-2355 2-2870 2-2920 2-2960 2-2980 2-4115	CR, §8-509 CR, §8-510 CR, §8-511 CR, §8-512 CR, §8-513 CR, §8-514 CR, §8-515 CR, §8-516(c) (penalty)	Felony	5Y		Property	V	$100,000
324	Public Fraud Falsification, concealment, etc., of material facts in connection with a procurement contract	2-1166	SF, §11-205.1(c)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$20,000
325	Public Fraud Minority Business Participation—Fraudulently obtain, etc. or hold certification; aid another person in fraudulently obtaining, etc. certification; willfully obstruct, impede, etc., a State official, etc., investigating the qualifications of a business entity that has requested certification; fraud in any minority business enterprise matter under this subtitle	2-1168	SF, §14-308(a)(2)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$20,000
326	Public Fraud Sale or purchase of food stamp benefits; or sale or purchase of merchandise with food stamp benefits, $1,000 or more		HU, §5-504(c)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
327	Public Fraud Fraud—Public Assistance fraud, generally (with the exception of Medicaid fraud)	7-2607	CR, §8-503(b)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$1,000
328	Public Fraud Fraud—Falsely obtain legal representation by the Office of the Public Defender	6-2607	CR, §8-521(b)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
328-1	Public Fraud Fraud—Housing assistance fraud; Making false statements	1-0419	CR, §8-523(b)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII
329	Public Fraud Sale or purchase of food stamp benefits; or sale or purchase of merchandise with food stamp benefits, less than $1,000	1-1505	HU, §5-504(d)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$1,000
330	Public Fraud Request or obtain info on HIV and/or AIDS under false pretenses or deception		HG, §18-215(f)(1)(i)	Misd.	5Y		Property	V	$100,000
330-1	Public Fraud Request or obtain info on HIV and/or AIDS under false pretenses or deception with intent to sell		HG, §18-215(f)(1)(ii)	Misd.	10Y		Property	IV	$250,000
331	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Hazardous substances—unlawfully transport, treat, store, etc., a controlled hazardous substance, knowing the violation endangers others	2-0015	EN, §7-265(d)	Felony	15Y		Person	II	$250,000
332	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Hazardous substances—storing, treating, dumping, etc., in other than hazardous substance facility; transporting for treatment, storage, etc. to any place other than hazardous substance facility; falsifying required information; authorizing, directing, etc., any offense listed in this section	1-0012 1-5515 2-0012 2-0013 2-0014 2-0863	EN, §7-265(a)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$100,000
333	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Unlawfully cause or unlawfully dump, deposit, throw, etc., litter greater than 500 lbs. in weight or 216 cubic feet in volume or for commercial purposes	1-0645 1-0646 1-1427	CR, §10-110(f)(2)(iii)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$30,000
333-1	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Disposing of scrap tires for monetary or financial gain by any means other than through a licensed scrap tire hauler or by delivering the tires to an approved facility	1-1773	EN, §9-228(f)(2) EN, §9-268.1(a)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$25,000
334	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Hazardous substances—failure to meet requirement for generators; failure to meet standards for hauler certificate or driver certificate; violations of restrictions on transporting controlled hazardous substances	1-0618	EN, §7-265(b)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VII	$50,000
334-1	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Install, alter, or extend water supply systems, sewerage systems, or refuse disposal systems without a permit, etc., 1^st offense	1-0726	EN, §9-204 EN, §9-343(a)(1)(i) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$25,000
334-2	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Install, alter, or extend water supply systems, sewerage systems, or refuse disposal systems without a permit, etc., subsequent		EN, §9-204 EN, §9-343(a)(1)(ii) (penalty)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$50,000 per day
334-3	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Violation of any provision of or failure to perform any duty imposed by a rule, regulation, order, or permit adopted or issued under Environment Article, Title 9, Subtitle 2, 1^st offense		EN, §9-343(a)(1)(i) (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$25,000
334-4	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Violation of any provision of or failure to perform any duty imposed by a rule, regulation, order, or permit adopted or issued under Environment Article, Title 9, Subtitle 2, subsequent		EN, §9-343(a)(1)(ii) (penalty)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$50,000 per day
335	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Water pollution—discharge pollutant into State waters, 1^st offense	1-5516	EN, §9-343(a)(1)(i) EN, §9-322 (penalty)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$25,000
336	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Water pollution—discharge pollutant into State waters, subsequent		EN, §9-322 EN, §9-343(a)(1)(ii) (penalty)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$50,000 per day
337	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Water pollution—false statements in required documents	1-0895	EN, §9-343(b)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$50,000
338	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Unlawfully cause or unlawfully dump, deposit, throw, etc., litter, greater than 100 lbs. in weight or 27 cubic feet in volume	1-0643 1-0644 1-1426	CR, §10-110(f)(2)(ii)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$10,000
338-1	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Falsifying permits, licenses, etc., to demonstrate compliance with environmental regulatory requirements	1-0554 1-0555	EN, §1-302	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$50,000
338-2	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Purchase, sell, transfer, or obtain any stem cell material donated in accordance with EC, §10-438 for financial gain or advantage		EC, §10-439	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$50,000
338-3	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Conducting or attempting to conduct human cloning		EC, §10-440	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$200,000
338-4	Public Health and Safety, Crimes Against Willfully, maliciously, or with intent, setting on fire, or causing to be set on fire, any woods, brush, grass, grain, or stubble		NR, §5-704(a)	Misd.	5Y	30D	Property	VI	$250-$2,000
339	Railroads, Crimes Involving Obstruct, break, damage, etc., railroad with intent to obstruct, overthrow and direct from the tracks a railroad vehicle	3-5740 3-5750	CR, §6-502(b)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$5,000
340	Railroads, Crimes Involving Shoot at, throw at a railroad locomotive, motor, tender, car	3-5312	CR, §6-505(b)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$1,000
341	Robbery Carjacking—armed	1-0826	CR, §3-405(c)	Felony	30Y ♦		Person	II
342	Robbery Carjacking—unarmed	1-0825	CR, §3-405(b)	Felony	30Y ♦		Person	III
343	Robbery Robbery	2-0700	CR, §3-402	Felony	15Y ♦		Person	IV
344	Robbery Robbery with a dangerous weapon	2-0705	CR, §3-403(a)(1)	Felony	20Y ♦		Person	III
345	Robbery Robbery by display of written instrument claiming possession of dangerous weapon	2-0705	CR, §3-403(a)(2)	Felony	20Y ♦		Person	III
345-1	Sabotage and Related Crimes Defense related activities—Intentional defective workmanship	1-5520	CR, §9-703	Felony	10Y		Property	IV	$10,000
345-2	Sabotage and Related Crimes Defense related activities—Intentional injury or interference with property	1-5519	CR, §9-702	Felony	10Y		Property	IV	$10,000
345-3	School Security Disturb school operations; molest or threaten to harm an individual on school property, etc.; threaten to harm a school employee at home	1-0070 1-0913 1-1307	ED, §26-101	Misd.	6M		Person	VII	$2,500
345-4	School Security Trespass on school grounds; refuse to leave school grounds; damage or deface school grounds	7-5707 8-5707 9-5707	ED, §26-102	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$1,000
346	Securities Fraud and Related Crimes Securities fraud and other violations of Maryland Securities Act	1-5574 1-5575 1-5576 2-0670 2-0671	CA, §11-705(a)(1) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$50,000
347	Securities Fraud and Related Crimes Use a senior or retiree credential or designation in a way that is misleading in connection with the offer, sale, or purchase of securities, etc.		CA, §11-305 CA, §11-705(a)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Property	V	$100,000
348	Sexual Crimes Rape, 1^st degree	1-1812 1-1813 1-1814 1-1815 1-1816	CR, §3-303(d)(1)	Felony	LIFE ♦		Person	I
348-1	Sexual Crimes Rape, 1^st degree, in conjunction with kidnapping child younger than 16 years old	1-1817	CR, §3-303(d)(2)	Felony	LIFE without Parole ♦		Person	I
348-2	Sexual Crimes Rape, 1^st degree, subsequent	1-1812 1-1813 1-1814 1-1815 1-1816 1-1817	CR, §3-303(d)(3)	Felony	LIFE without Parole ♦		Person	I
348-3	Sexual Crimes Rape, 1^st degree, adult offender with victim younger than 13 years old	1-1818	CR, §3-303(d)(4)	Felony	LIFE without Parole ♦	MM*=25Y	Person	I
349	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 1^st degree (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-1102	CR, §3-305(d)(1)	Felony	LIFE ♦		Person	I
349-1	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 1^st degree, in conjunction with kidnapping child younger than 16 years old (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-1102	CR, §3-305(d)(2)	Felony	LIFE without Parole ♦		Person	I
349-2	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 1^st degree, subsequent (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-1102	CR, §3-305(d)(3)	Felony	LIFE without Parole ♦		Person	I
349-3	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 1^st degree, adult offender with victim younger than 13 years old (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-1102	CR, §3-305(d)(4)	Felony	LIFE without Parole ♦	MM*=25Y	Person	I
350	Sexual Crimes Attempted rape, 1^st degree	2-1120	CR, §3-309(a)	Felony	LIFE ♦		Person	II
351	Sexual Crimes Attempted sexual offense, 1^st degree (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-1125	CR, §3-311(a)	Felony	LIFE ♦		Person	II
352	Sexual Crimes Rape, 2^nd degree	1-1819 1-1820 1-1821	CR, §3-304(c)(1)	Felony	20Y ♦		Person	II
352-1	Sexual Crimes Rape, 2^nd degree, adult offender with victim younger than 13 years old	1-1822 1-1823	CR, §3-304(c)(2)	Felony	LIFE ♦	MM*=15Y	Person	II
353	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 2^nd degree (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-3600	CR, §3-306(c)(1)	Felony	20Y ♦		Person	II
353-1	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 2^nd degree, adult offender with victim younger than 13 years old (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-3600	CR, §3-306(c)(2)	Felony	LIFE ♦	MM*=15Y	Person	II
354	Sexual Crimes Attempted rape, 2^nd degree	2-1110	CR, §3-310(a)	Felony	20Y ♦		Person	III
355	Sexual Crimes Attempted sexual offense, 2^nd degree (offense date prior to October 1, 2017)	2-1115	CR, §3-312(a)	Felony	20Y ♦		Person	III
356	Sexual Crimes Incest	1-3604	CR, §3-323	Felony	10Y	1Y	Person	IV
356-1	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 3^rd degree (a)(1) employ or display a dangerous weapon, etc.; (a)(2) with substantially cognitively impaired, mentally incapacitated, or physically helpless individual	1-1824 1-1825 1-1826 1-1827 1-1828	CR, §3-307(a)(1) CR, §3-307(a)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV
357	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 3^rd degree (a)(3), (a)(4), (a)(5) — age based elements	1-1829 1-1830 1-1831	CR, §3-307(a)(3) CR, §3-307(a)(4) CR, §3-307(a)(5)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV
358	Sexual Crimes Sexual conduct by correctional employee with incarcerated individual	2-1130	CR, §3-314(b)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$3,000
359	Sexual Crimes Sexual conduct with juvenile detainee	2-1132	CR, §3-314(c)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$3,000
359-1	Sexual Crimes Sexual conduct by court-ordered services provider with person ordered to obtain services	1-1149	CR, §3-314(d)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$3,000
359-2	Sexual Crimes Sexual conduct by law enforcement officer with victim, witness, or suspect in an open investigation; with person requesting assistance from or responding to law enforcement officer; or with person in custody of law enforcement officer	1-1462	CR, §3-314(e)	Misd.	3Y		Person	V	$3,000
360	Sexual Crimes Solicit to commit 3^rd degree sex act		Common law	Misd.	LIFE		Person	V
360-1	Sexual Crimes Sexual solicitation of a minor or law enforcement officer posing as a minor, 1^st offense	1-1604	CR, §3-324(d)(1)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$25,000
360-2	Sexual Crimes Sexual solicitation of a minor or law enforcement officer posing as a minor, subsequent		CR, §3-324(d)(2)	Felony	20Y		Person	III	$50,000
360-3	Sexual Crimes Use of personal identifying information of an individual to invite another to commit sexual crime	1-1340	CR, §3-325	Felony	20Y		Person	IV	$25,000
361	Sexual Crimes Sex Offender—failing to register and/or providing false information, 1^st offense	1-1477 2-1134	CP, §11-721(b)(1)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
361-1	Sexual Crimes Sex Offender—failing to register and/or providing false information, subsequent		CP, §11-721(b)(2)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
361-2	Sexual Crimes Sex Offender—violation of restriction barring sex offenders from specified locations where children gather and certain school employment	1-1478 1-1479	CP, §11-722	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
361-3	Sexual Crimes Willfully and knowingly violating conditions of lifetime sexual offender supervision, 1^st offense	1-0713	CP, §11-724(b)(1)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
361-4	Sexual Crimes Willfully and knowingly violating conditions of lifetime sexual offender supervision, subsequent	1-0713	CP, §11-724(b)(2)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
362 Vacant
363	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 4^th degree	1-1623 1-1624 1-1625 1-1626 4-3600	CR, §3-308(d)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
363-1	Sexual Crimes Continuing course of conduct which includes 3 or more acts involving 1^st, 2^nd, or 3^rd degree sex offense or 1^stor 2^nd degree rape over a period of 90 days or more, with a victim younger than 14 years old	2-1136	CR, §3-315	Felony	30Y ♦		Person	II
363-2	Sexual Crimes Sex Offense, 4^th degree, subsequent	1-1623 1-1624 1-1625 1-1626 4-3600	CR, §3-308(d)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$1,000
364	Sexual Crimes Administered controlled dangerous substance before committing sex offense	2-0715	CR, §5-624(b)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$25,000
364-1	Stalking and Harassment Stalking	1-6525	CR, §3-802	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
365	Stalking and Harassment Harassment, 1^st offense	1-0191 1-2210 1-5406	CR, §3-803(d)(1)	Misd.	90D		Person	VII	$500
365-1	Stalking and Harassment Harassment, subsequent	1-0191 1-2210 1-5406	CR, §3-803(d)(2)	Misd.	6M		Person	VII	$1,000
365-2	Stalking and Harassment Aiming laser pointer at aircraft	1-1001	CR, §3-807	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$2,500
365-3	Stalking and Harassment Revenge porn	1-1326	CR, §3-809	Misd.	2Y		Person	VII	$5,000
365-4	Statewide DNA Data Base System, Crimes Involving Improper disclosure of DNA information to a person/agency not entitled to receive the information		PS, §2-512(a), (e)	Felony	5Y		Property	V	$5,000
365-5	Statewide DNA Data Base System, Crimes Involving Fraudulent obtainment of DNA information from the Statewide DNA data base/repository		PS, §2-512(b), (e)	Felony	5Y		Property	V	$5,000
366	Statewide DNA Data Base System, Crimes Involving Willfully testing DNA for information not related to identification of individuals		PS, §2-512(c), (e)	Felony	5Y		Property	V	$5,000
366-1	Stored Wire and Electronic Communications Access, Crimes Involving Obtaining, altering, or preventing authorized access to a wire or electronic communication while it is in electronic storage in an electronic communications system, 1^stoffense		CJ, §10-4A-02(b)(1)(i)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$250,000
366-2	Stored Wire and Electronic Communications Access, Crimes Involving Obtaining, altering, or preventing authorized access to a wire or electronic communication while it is in electronic storage in an electronic communications system, subsequent		CJ, §10-4A-02(b)(1)(ii)	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$250,000
366-3	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Visual and camera surveillance, private place	1-0716 1-0717 1-1759 1-1760 3-5715	CR, §3-902 CR, §3-903	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$2,500
367	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Wiretapping—breaking and entering, etc., to place, adjust, or remove equipment without a court order	1-5580	CJ, §10-412	Felony	10Y		Property	V
368	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Wiretapping—unlawful interception of communications	1-5595 1-5705	CJ, §10-402(a)	Felony	5Y		Property	V	$10,000
369	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Divulging contents of communications		CJ, §10-402(e)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
370	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Manufacture, possession, or sale of intercepting device	1-5579	CJ, §10-403(a)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
371	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Giving notice of interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications in order to obstruct, impede or prevent such interception	2-0647	CJ, §10-414(b)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
372	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Unauthorized disclosure of information obtained or generated by examining licensed persons, etc.		FI, §2-117	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$1,000
372-1	Surveillance and Other Crimes Against Privacy Unauthorized disclosure of information obtained or generated by examining banking institutions and credit unions, etc.		FI, §2-117.1	Misd.	2Y		Property	VI	$1,000
373	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Motion Picture Theaters—prohibition against audiovisual recording	1-0336	CR, §7-308(e) CR, §7-309	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,500
373-1	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Motion Picture Theaters—prohibition against audiovisual recording, subsequent		CR, §7-308(e) CR, §7-309	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$10,000
373-2	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Unlawfully access, attempt to access, cause access to, etc., a computer, computer network, etc.; copy, attempt to copy, possess, etc., the contents of all or part of a computer database	1-0914 1-2804	CR, §7-302(d)(1)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VI	$1,000
374	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Unlawfully access, attempt to access, cause access to, etc., a computer, computer network, etc., to cause malfunction, interruption, alteration, damage, etc.; Unlawfully possess, identify, distribute, etc., a valid access code, less than $10,000	1-0470 1-0471 1-0472	CR, §7-302(d)(2)(ii)	Misd.	5Y		Property	V	$5,000
375	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Unlawfully access, attempt to access, cause access to, etc., a computer, computer network, etc., to cause malfunction, interruption, alteration, damage, etc.; Unlawfully possess, identify, distribute, etc., a valid access code, $10,000 or greater	1-0495 1-0496 1-0497	CR, §7-302(d)(2)(i)	Felony	10Y		Property	IV	$10,000
376	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Unauthorized computer access for sabotage of State government, public utilities, other energy infrastructure, health care facilities, or public schools, less than $10,000	1-0638	CR, §7-302(d)(3)(ii)	Misd.	5Y		Property	V	$25,000
376-1	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Unauthorized computer access for sabotage of State government, public utilities, other energy infrastructure, health care facilities, or public schools, $10,000 or greater	1-1085	CR, §7-302(d)(3)(i)	Felony	10Y		Property	IV	$100,000
376-2	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Knowingly possess ransomware with the intent to use the ransomware for the purpose of introduction into the computer, computer network, or computer system of another person without the authorization of the other person	1-1086	CR, §7-302(d)(4)	Misd.	2Y		Property	V	$5,000
376-3	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Taking certain actions with the intent to interrupt or impair the functioning of a public safety answering point	1-2231	CR, §7-302(d)(5)	Felony	5Y		Property	V	$25,000
377	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Use of electronic communication to alarm or seriously annoy another; or to inflict serious emotional distress on a minor or place a minor in fear of death or serious bodily injury; or that has the effect of intimidating or harassing a minor and causing physical injury or serious emotional distress	1-1712 1-1713 1-1714 1-1715 1-1716	CR, §3-805(b)(1)-(5) CR, §3-805(e)(1) (penalty)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$10,000
377-1	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Use of electronic communication to alarm or seriously annoy another, etc., with the intent to induce a minor to commit suicide	1-1717	CR, §3-805(b)(6) CR, §3-805(e)(2) (penalty)	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
378	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Record/sell, etc., unauthorized performance, 1^st offense	1-0330 1-0331 1-0332 3-2602	CR, §7-308 CR, §7-309	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,500
379	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Record/sell, etc., unauthorized performance, subsequent	1-0330 1-0331 1-0332 3-2602	CR, §7-308 CR, §7-309	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$10,000
380	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Telephone, unlawful use of	1-0340 1-0341 1-5309	CR, §3-804(a)	Misd.	3Y		Property	VII	$500
381	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Unauthorized connections, etc.; tampering or interfering with meters, poles, wires, etc.	1-0215 1-0217 1-2608	CR, §6-303	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$500
381-1	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Obtaining, selling, etc., telephone record without authorization	1-0593	CR, §7-304	Misd.	2Y		Property	VII	$2,000
382	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Manufacture, sell, use, etc., a code grabbing device with the intent for the code to be used in the commission of a crime		CR, §7-301(b)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
382-1	Telecommunications and Electronics, Crimes Involving Electronic security system blockers	1-1472	CR, §7-301(c)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$1,000
383	Theft, Crimes Involving Felony theft or theft-scheme, $100,000 or greater	1-1134 1-1303	CR, §7-104(g)(1)(iii)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000
384	Theft, Crimes Involving Felony theft or theft scheme, at least $25,000 but less than $100,000	1-1135 1-1139	CR, §7-104(g)(1)(ii)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$15,000
384-1	Theft, Crimes Involving Felony theft or theft scheme, at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-1136 1-1160	CR, §7-104(g)(1)(i)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
384-2	Theft, Crimes Involving Misdemeanor theft or theft scheme, at least $100 but less than $1,500, 1^st offense	1-1137 1-1161	CR, §7-104(g)(2)(i)(1)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$500
384-3	Theft, Crimes Involving Misdemeanor theft or theft scheme, at least $100 but less than $1,500, 2^nd or subsequent offense		CR, §7-104(g)(2)(i)(2)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
384-4	Theft, Crimes Involving Misdemeanor theft or theft scheme, less than $1,500, 5^th or subsequent offense		CR, §7-104(g)(4)	Misd.	5Y		Property	VI	$5,000
385	Theft, Crimes Involving Misdemeanor theft or theft scheme, less than $100	1-0521 1-1631	CR, §7-104(g)(3)	Misd.	90D		Property	VII	$500
385-1	Theft, Crimes Involving Organized retail theft, $100,000 or greater	1-2230	CR, §7-104.1(c)(3)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000
385-2	Theft, Crimes Involving Organized retail theft, at least $25,000 but less than $100,000	1-2229	CR, §7-104.1(c)(2)	Felony	10Y		Property	V	$15,000
385-3	Theft, Crimes Involving Organized retail theft, at least $1,500 but less than $25,000	1-2228	CR, §7-104.1(c)(1)	Felony	5Y		Property	VI	$10,000
386	Theft, Crimes Involving Motor vehicle—unlawful taking	2-0480	CR, §7-105	Felony	5Y		Property	V	$5,000
387	Theft, Crimes Involving Embezzlement, misappropriation by fiduciaries	1-0460 1-2799	CR, §7-113	Misd.	5Y	1Y	Property	V
387-1	Theft, Crimes Involving Defalcation by officer collecting revenue due State or county	2-0365	CR, §7-114	Misd.	5Y	1Y	Property	VI
387-2	Threat of Mass Violence Threatening to commit or cause a crime of violence that would place others at risk	1-1335	CR, §3-1001	Misd.	10Y		Person	V	$10,000
387-3	Trespass Trespass on posted property or private property, 1^st offense	2-2210 2-2220 2-2230	CR, §6-402(b)(1) CR, §6-403(c)(1)	Misd.	3M		Property	VII	$500
387-4	Trespass Trespass on posted property or private property, 2^nd offense within 2 years after first violation		CR, §6-402(b)(2) CR, §6-403(c)(2)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII	$1,000
387-5	Trespass Trespass on posted property or private property, 3^rd and subsequent offense within 2 years after preceding violation		CR, §6-402(b)(3) CR, §6-403(c)(3)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$2,500
388 Vacant
388-1	Trespass Trespass on railroad vehicle		CR, §6-503(c)	Misd.	6M		Property	VII
388-2	Unlawful Use of Goods Unauthorized removal of property	1-1466 1-1467	CR, §7-203	Misd.	4Y	6M	Property	VI	$50—$100
388-3	Unlawful Use of Goods Fraud—abandoning or refusing to return leased motor vehicle	1-0220 1-2405	CR, §7-205(a)	Misd.	1Y		Property	VII	$500
389	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess, use, wear, carry, or transport a firearm in a drug offense, 1^st offense	1-0493 1-0487	CR, §5-621(c)	Felony	20Y	MM*= 5Y	Person	III
390	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess, use, wear, carry, or transport a firearm in a drug offense, subsequent	1-0493 1-0487	CR, §5-621(c)	Felony	20Y	MM*= 10Y	Person	III
391	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess, use, wear, carry, or transport a firearm in a drug offense, 1^st offense (select firearms)	1-0493 1-0487	CR, §5-621(d)	Felony	20Y	MM*= 5Y	Person	III
392	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess, use, wear, carry, or transport a firearm in a drug offense, subsequent (select firearms)	1-0493 1-0487	CR, §5-621(d)	Felony	20Y	MM* = 20Y	Person	III
392-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Unlawful use of firearm in commission of felony or crime of violence, 1^st offense	1-5299	CR, §4-204(c)(1)	Misd.	20Y ♦	MM* = 5Y	Person	III
392-2	Weapons Crimes—In General Unlawful use of firearm in commission of felony or crime of violence, subsequent	1-5299	CR, §4-204(c)(2)	Misd.	20Y ♦	MM* = 5Y	Person	III
392-3	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess or use restricted firearm ammunition in a crime of violence	1-1284	CR, §4-110	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
393	Weapons Crimes—In General Carrying or possessing firearm, knife, or deadly weapon on school property, other than handgun	1-5203	CR, §4-102	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$1,000
394	Weapons Crimes—In General Wear or carry concealed dangerous weapon; concealed possession of pepper mace by a minor	1-5202	CR, §4-101(c)(1) CR, §4-101(d)(1)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VII	$1,000
395	Weapons Crimes—In General Wear or carry dangerous weapon, mace, or tear gas device openly with intent to injure; openly wear or carry pepper mace by a minor	1-5200 2-5200	CR, §4-101(c)(2) CR, §4-101(d)(1)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VII	$1,000
396	Weapons Crimes—In General Wear or carry dangerous weapon openly or concealed with deliberate intent to kill or injure	1-5202 1-5200 2-5200	CR, §4-101(d)(2)	Misd.	3Y	3Y	Person	VI	$1,000
397	Weapons Crimes—In General Minor carrying dangerous weapon between 1 hour after sunset and 1 hour before sunrise, whether concealed or not (select counties)		CR, §4-101(c)(3)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VII	$1,000
397-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Illegal possession of electronic control device (e.g., stun gun, taser) while committing a separate crime of violence	1-0596	CR, §4-109(e)(2)	Felony	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
398	Weapons Crimes—In General Possession of firearm at a demonstration in a public place	3-5299	CR, §4-208(b)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
398-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Wear, carry, or transport a firearm in an area for children or vulnerable individuals, a government or public infrastructure area, or a special purpose area	1-1791 1-1792 1-1793	CR, §4-111	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
398-2	Weapons Crimes—In General Wear, carry, or transport a firearm while entering or trespassing in the dwelling or on the property of another without owner’s consent	1-1794 1-1795	CR, §6-411	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
399	Weapons Crimes—In General Unlawful possession of short-barreled rifle or shotgun	2-5212	PS, §5-203(a)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$5,000
399-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, or transfer a rifle or shotgun by a person who is not a licensee; failure of licensee to comply with State and federal laws that apply to the sale, rental, or transfer of a rifle or shotgun; etc	1-0991	PS, §5-204.1(f)(1)	Misd.	6M		Person	VII	$10,000
399-2	Weapons Crimes—In General Provide false information while conducting a transaction for the sale, rental, or transfer of a rifle or shotgun	1-0992	PS, §5-204.1(f)(2)	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
400	Weapons Crimes—In General Possession of rifle or shotgun by restricted person (convicted of a disqualifying crime, fugitive, habitual drunkard, etc.)	1-0439	PS, §5-205	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$1,000
400-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Possession of rifle or shotgun after having been convicted of a crime of violence or select drug crimes	1-1610	PS, §5-206	Felony	15Y		Person	V
400-2	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, transfer, or loan a rifle or shotgun to restricted person (convicted of a disqualifying crime, fugitive, habitual drunkard, etc.)	1-0993	PS, §5-207	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
400-3	Weapons Crimes—In General Purchase, receive, sell, offer to sell, or transfer an unfinished frame or receiver that has not been imprinted with a serial number in compliance with federal laws and regulations (i.e., a “ghost gun”)	1-2224	PS, §5-703(c)(1)	Felony	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
400-4	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess a firearm that has not been imprinted with a serial number in compliance with federal laws and regulations	1-1686	PS, §5-703(c)(2)	Misd.	2Y		Person	VI	$10,000
401	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess, own, carry, or transport a firearm after conviction of a Title 5 (CDS) offense	1-0692	CR, §5-622(b)	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
402	Weapons Crimes—In General Possession of regulated firearm by restricted person (convicted of a disqualifying crime, fugitive, habitual drunkard, etc.)	1-1106	PS, §5-133(b) PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
403	Weapons Crimes—In General Possession of regulated firearm after having been convicted of a crime of violence or select drug crimes	1-1609	PS, §5-133(c)	Felony	15Y	MM* = 5Y¹	Person	V
404	Weapons Crimes—In General Possession of regulated firearm by person younger than 21 years old	1-5285	PS, §5-133(d) PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
404-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Possession of ammunition by a restricted person or after having been convicted of a crime of violence or select drug crimes	1-1285	PS, §5-133.1	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
405	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, or transfer regulated firearm to restricted person (younger than 21 years old, convicted of a disqualifying crime, fugitive, habitual drunkard, etc.)	1-1105	PS, §5-134(b) PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
406	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, or transfer regulated firearm ammo to a person younger than 21 years old; or firearm other than regulated firearm, firearm ammo, mace, or another deadly weapon to a minor	1-5270 1-5280	PS, §5-134(d)(1)	Misd.	1Y		Person	VII	$1,000
407	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, or transfer a regulated firearm before the expiration of 7 days—dealer	1-5230	PS, §5-123 PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
408	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, transfer, or purchase a regulated firearm before the expiration of 7 days—person	1-5240	PS, §5-124 PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
409	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, or transfer a regulated firearm to an applicant whose application is placed on hold	1-5250	PS, §5-125 PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
410	Weapons Crimes—In General Possess, sell, transfer, or otherwise dispose of stolen regulated firearm	1-2220	PS, §5-138	Felony	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
411	Weapons Crimes—In General Transport regulated firearm into State for purpose of unlawfully selling or trafficking	1-2221	PS, §5-140	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$25,000
412	Weapons Crimes—In General Straw purchase of regulated firearm	1-5220	PS, §5-136(b) PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$10,000
413	Weapons Crimes—In General Straw purchase of regulated firearm for minor or person prohibited by law from possessing a regulated firearm	1-5290	PS, §5-141	Misd.	10Y		Person	IV	$25,000
414	Weapons Crimes—In General Multiple purchase of regulated firearms in 30-day period	1-1104	PS, §5-128 PS, §5-129	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
415	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, rent, or transfer regulated firearms without license	2-5210	PS, §5-106 PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
415-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Illegal sale, rental, transfer, purchase, possession, or receipt of regulated firearm	1-0642	PS, §5-144	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
416	Weapons Crimes—In General Give false information in application for firearm or dealer's license	1-5210 2-0642	PS, §5-139	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$5,000
416-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Failure by licensed firearms dealer to comply with record-keeping and reporting requirements, subsequent		PS, §5-145	Misd.	3Y		Person	VI	$10,000
417	Weapons Crimes—In General Sell, barter, display, or offer to sell or barter switchblade knife/shooting knife	1-5214	CR, §4-105(a)	Misd.	12M		Person	VII	$50-$500
418	Weapons Crimes—In General Disarm law officer	1-1460	CR, §4-103(b)	Felony	10Y		Person	IV	$10,000
419	Weapons Crimes—In General Wear bulletproof armor in the commission of a crime of violence or a drug trafficking crime	1-1450	CR, §4-106	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
419-1	Weapons Crimes—In General Use, possess, or purchase bulletproof body armor after being convicted of a crime of violence or a drug trafficking crime	1-1449	CR, §4-107	Misd.	5Y		Person	V	$5,000
420	Weapons Crimes—In General Obliterate, remove, change, or alter manufacturer's identification mark or number on firearm	1-1612	PS, §5-142 PS, §5-144 (penalty)	Misd.	5Y		Person	VI	$10,000
421	Workers’ Compensation, Crimes Involving Affect or attempt to affect payment of compensation, fees, or expenses under Labor and Employment Article, Title 9, by means of a fraudulent representation, $100,000 or greater	1-0937	LE, §9-1106 CR, §7-104(g)(1)(iii) (penalty)	Felony	20Y		Property	III	$25,000

¹ At the time of the offense, if more than 5 years has elapsed since the person completed serving the sentence for the most recent conviction of a crime of violence or select drug crimes (including all imprisonment, mandatory supervision, probation, and parole), the imposition of the mandatory minimum sentence is within the discretion of the court.

MM* = Non-suspendable mandatory minimum penalty

♦ Defined as a violent crime in Correctional Services Article, §7-101, Annotated Code of Maryland. At the time of imposition of a sentence of incarceration for these offenses, Criminal Procedure Article, §6-217, Annotated Code of Maryland indicates the Court shall state in open court the minimum time the defendant must serve before becoming eligible for parole.

♦♦ Defined as a crime of violence only under certain circumstances specified in Criminal Law Article, §14-101, Annotated Code of Maryland.

General Rules:

(a)

If a Maryland offense has not been assigned a seriousness category and the offense has a maximum penalty of 1 year or less, the offense shall be assigned the lowest seriousness category (VII).

(b)

(c)

For Prior Record calculations involving an out of jurisdiction adjudication, the individual completing the worksheet shall match the offense as closely as possible to the closest analogous Maryland offense. If no Maryland analogous offense exists, the individual completing the worksheet shall count the offense in the lowest seriousness category (VII), and shall inform the judge and parties. If the out of jurisdiction adjudication is based on an act that is not a criminal violation in Maryland (e.g., cannabis possession), then the out of jurisdiction adjudication shall be excluded from the prior adult criminal record. If there is a question as to the analogous guidelines offense for an out-of-State adjudication, that question should be brought to the attention of the judge at sentencing.

Title 14 — Subtitle 22. Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy

Chapter 01. General Regulations

Regulation .01 Scope.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .02 Definitions.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .03 Sentencing Guidelines Worksheet.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .04 Sentencing Guidelines Sentence.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .05 Sentences Outside the Guidelines.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .06 Guidelines Worksheet Distribution.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .07 Case Information.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .08 Guidelines Scoring.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .09 Offense Score.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .10 Computation of the Offender Score.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .11 Determining the Guidelines Sentence.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .12 Multiple Offense Scoring.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .13 Presentence Detention.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .14 Mandatory Sentences.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .15 Subsequent Offenses.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .16 Maryland Sentencing Guidelines Manual.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .17 Sentences Deemed to Be Within Guidelines.LinkCopy Citation

Chapter 02. Criminal Offenses and Seriousness Categories

Regulation .01 List of Offense Headings.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .02 Seriousness Categories.LinkCopy Citation

Regulation .01 Scope.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .02 Definitions.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .03 Sentencing Guidelines Worksheet.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .04 Sentencing Guidelines Sentence.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .05 Sentences Outside the Guidelines.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .06 Guidelines Worksheet Distribution.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .07 Case Information.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .08 Guidelines Scoring.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .09 Offense Score.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .10 Computation of the Offender Score.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .11 Determining the Guidelines Sentence.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .12 Multiple Offense Scoring.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .13 Presentence Detention.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .14 Mandatory Sentences.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .15 Subsequent Offenses.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .16 Maryland Sentencing Guidelines Manual.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .17 Sentences Deemed to Be Within Guidelines.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .01 List of Offense Headings.Link Copy Citation

Regulation .02 Seriousness Categories.Link Copy Citation