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Maryland Code
Criminal Procedure
Title 13
5
Violations of the Human Trafficking Law
State of Maryland
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13-501
Definitions
13-502
Property Subject to Forfeiture
13-503
Forfeiture of Property or Interest in Property
13-504
Seizure of Personal Property Subject to Forfeiture
13-505
Seizures of Money by Seizing Authority
13-506
Status of Seized Property
13-507
Seizure of Motor Vehicles
13-508
Recommendation of Forfeiture by Chief Law Enforcement Officer
13-509
Determination that Forfeiture of Motor Vehicle Not Justified
13-510
Owners Wishing to Obtain Possession of Seized Property
13-511
Time of Seizure of Real Property
13-512
Possession of Seized Property by Owner or Tenant Until Forfeiture is Ordered
13-513
Conveyances, Encumbrances, or Removal of Buildings or Fixtures Prohibited
13-514
Property Directly or Indirectly Dangerous to Health or Safety or Used for Criminal Purposes
13-515
Forfeiture Proceedings Filed in Circuit Court
13-516
Applications for Forfeiture of Money
13-517
Filing of Complaints Seeking Forfeiture
13-518
Complaints Seeking Forfeiture
13-519
Notice of Forfeiture Complaint
13-520
Answer to Complaint
13-521
Hearing on Forfeiture Claims
13-522
Interest in Real Property Forfeited if Owner Convicted of Human Trafficking
13-523
Forfeiture Proceedings for Real Property
13-524
Principal Family Residence of Owner Convicted of Human Trafficking
13-525
Presumption that Property or Interest in Property Subject to Forfeiture
13-526
Forfeiture of Other Property to Satisfy Value of Property Seized
13-527
Power of Court Relating to Requests for Mitigation or Remission of Forfeiture
13-528
Determination by Court
13-529
Powers of Governing Body Related to Forfeiture of Property
13-530
Proceeds from Sale or Retention of Property Declared to be Forfeited
13-531
Sale of Property
13-532
Sale of Seized Property by Lienholder
13-533
Construction with Laws Governing Sale of Collateral Securing Obligations in Default
13-534
Distribution of Proceeds
13-535
Redemption of Property
13-536
Lienholders Not Prohibited from Exercising Rights