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| === Who must register? === | === Who must register? === | ||
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| === How frequently must they register? And for how long? === | === How frequently must they register? And for how long? === | ||
| - | Maryland has three tiers.Tier I registers annually for 15 years (but can appeal after 10); Tier II registers semi-annually for 25 years; and Tier II registers quarterly for life. \\ [[https:// | + | Registration Frequency is determined by Tier Classification: |
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| - | Those adjudicated as juveniles remain privately registered. \\ [[https:// | + | <font inherit/ |
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| + | Those adjudicated as juveniles remain privately registered, and may only have to register for 5 years (certain offenses).\\ | ||
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| === Does the state categorize registrants by levels/ | === Does the state categorize registrants by levels/ | ||
| - | Yes. There are three tiers: Tier I, Tier II, and Tier III. \\ | + | Yes. There are three tiers: Tier I, Tier II, and Tier III.\\ |
| - | Criminal Procedures 11-707, § 11-707(a) \\ [[https:// | + | Criminal Procedures 11-707, § 11-707(a)\\ |
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| === Does the state use risk assessments for registrants (other than supervised release)? === | === Does the state use risk assessments for registrants (other than supervised release)? === | ||
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| === Are there special restrictions for registrants even after supervision? | === Are there special restrictions for registrants even after supervision? | ||
| - | MD has no residency restrictions. It does restrict registrants from being on school property except to vote. Parents can sometimes get permission to pick up their children. There is some public notification which varies from county to county. \\ [[https:// | + | MD has no residency restrictions. It does restrict registrants from being on school property except to vote. Parents can sometimes get permission to pick up their children. There is some public notification which varies from county to county.\\ |
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| === Is there a process for removal from the registry? If so, who qualifies and what is the process? === | === Is there a process for removal from the registry? If so, who qualifies and what is the process? === | ||
| - | Only for those who are Tier I, after 10 years. \\ [[https:// | + | Only for those who are Tier I, after 10 years.\\ |
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| === What is the registration requirement for someone with a sexual offense who is visiting? === | === What is the registration requirement for someone with a sexual offense who is visiting? === | ||
| - | There is no special provision for visiting, other than the " | + | There is no special provision for visiting, other than the " |
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| === What is the registration requirement for someone with a sexual offense who will be moving to live or to attend school? === | === What is the registration requirement for someone with a sexual offense who will be moving to live or to attend school? === | ||
| - | Generally speaking, persons must register within 3 days of coming to " | + | Generally speaking, persons must register within 3 days of coming to " |
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| ===== State Laws Regarding Sexual Offenses and Offenders, other than registration ===== | ===== State Laws Regarding Sexual Offenses and Offenders, other than registration ===== | ||
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