Maryland 2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 195)

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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0766

Establishing a Class C-PCL (premium cigar lounge) alcoholic beverages license for use in conjunction with a certain tobacco products retailer license; authorizing a local licensing board to issue the license; prohibiting a county clerk from issuing a certain tobacco products retailer license if the location is adjacent to a health care facility or a child care facility; exempting a holder of a certain tobacco products retailer license from the Clean Indoor Air Act; providing an annual license fee of $100; etc.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0758

Altering the purposes for which the Secretary of Health may make grants from or agreements for the use of State and federal funds with respect to the provision of services for problem gamblers; and altering the purposes for which the Maryland Department of Health may utilize the Problem Gambling Fund to provide reimbursement to support peers providing behavioral health services to individuals with problem gambling issues who are receiving treatment or participating in certain prevention programs.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0759

Repealing the sentencing date limitation of October 1, 2021, for an individual convicted as an adult of an offense committed when the individual was a minor to file a motion to reduce the duration of the sentence.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0760

Increasing, from 2 years to 3 years, the statute of limitations for the crime of theft of property or services with a value greater than $100 but less than $1,500.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0761

Increasing to $40,000 over a 2-year period the amount of a certain subtraction modification under the State income tax for certain military retirement income received by an individual, regardless of age, during a taxable year for certain military service.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0762

Authorizing the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement to investigate the commission or attempted commission of certain crimes if the image used by facial recognition technology was captured by a camera affixed to the exterior of a dwelling by the owner or lawful tenant of the building.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0767

Requiring a court to notify the United States Postmaster General of a certain conviction involving the theft, taking, or opening of mail or packages, under certain circumstances.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0768

Altering certain provisions relating to the responsibilities of the Department of Human Services as representative payee and fiduciary for certain children committed to the custody of the Department; requiring the Department to use certain benefits in a manner that is in the best interest of the child including using the benefits for services for certain special needs; and requiring The Secretary to establish and maintain a foster youth savings program to conserve additional resources to assist youth in transitioning to independence.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0763

Altering the penalty for failure to pay the civil penalty issued as a result of a recorded image produced by a speed monitoring system.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0764

Altering the compensation of an elected member and the president of the Montgomery County Board of Education to be based on the compensation of certain members of the General Assembly other than the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House that is in effect at the beginning of the elected member's term.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0769

Establishing a provisional social work license through which an individual issued a provisional social work license may receive a full license; and requiring the Board, beginning in 2027, to report to certain committees of the General Assembly on the number of active licensees who did not pass a certain examination, the number of provisional licenses issued, the number of provisional license holders who obtained full licensure, and any recommendations for improving the program and the program's impact on the health care workforce.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0667

Altering the required specifications for a certain prerelease facility for female incarcerated individuals; requiring the Department of General Services to direct the procurement processes for the construction of a certain prerelease facility for female incarcerated individuals; requiring the Commissioner of Correction to make gender-responsive services available to certain female incarcerated individuals; requiring the implementation of comprehensive prerelease services for certain individuals by September 1, 2026; etc.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0668

Prohibiting a person in St. Mary's County from standing in a roadway, a shoulder, a median divide, or an intersection determined by the county or a municipal corporation in the county, in consultation with the State Highway Administration, to be inherently dangerous; and prohibiting a police officer from issuing a citation for a violation of the Act unless appropriate signs have been installed.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0669

Prohibiting a political subdivision from issuing a use and occupancy permit to the nongovernment holder of a permit to complete certain improvements on State roads that carry 25,000 vehicles per day until the improvement is completed to the satisfaction of the State Highway Administration and the political subdivision; etc.
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Maryland 2026 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB0670

Prohibiting a person from possessing more than 100 images of certain child pornography or possessing or viewing images of certain child pornography depicting a minor or an individual indistinguishable from an actual and identifiable child under the age of 13 years; providing that a violation of the Act is a felony and on conviction a violator is subject to imprisonment not exceeding 10 years; and providing that a sentence under the Act may be separate from and consecutive to or concurrent with a sentence imposed for certain other crimes.