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State	Bill	Status	Summary/Title	Last Action
MD	HB520	Pass	Providing that a complaint filed with the State Real Estate Commission alleging an advertising violation may be made anonymously but must be accompanied by documentary or other evidence. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-25 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 333
MD	HB1002	Pass	Authorizing the Office of the Attorney General, a Deputy Attorney General, or an Assistant Attorney General to issue a subpoena to a person to produce certain materials, answer written interrogatories, and give certain testimony in furtherance of an ... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-25 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 140
MD	HB1086	Pass	Altering certain benefits that a certain individual who has been erroneously convicted of a crime is entitled to receive; requiring the State to notify a certain individual of certain information in writing under certain circumstances when the State ... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-25 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 138
MD	HB1047	Pass	Providing that a party in a criminal trial involving an allegation of sexually assaultive behavior may not introduce information that physical evidence of sexually assaultive behavior was obtained using certain materials; providing that selling, offe... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-25 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 262
MD	HB1117	Pass	Establishing that a landlord that offers a residential dwelling unit for rent is deemed to warrant the dwelling fit for human habitation; authorizing multiple tenants to join as plaintiffs in a civil action against a landlord and authorizing a court ... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-25 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 125
MD	HB465	Pass	Increasing, from $5,000 to $10,000, the maximum civil penalty for the knowing failure of an employer to properly classify an individual as an employee; and requiring the Commissioner of Labor and Industry, on a showing by clear and convincing evidenc... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2024-04-25 Approved by the Governor - Chapter 309