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Maryland House Bill HB1023

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1- LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 508
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3-– 1 –
4-Chapter 508
5-(House Bill 1023)
62
7-AN ACT concerning
3+EXPLANATION: CAPITALS INDICATE MAT TER ADDED TO EXISTIN G LAW.
4+ [Brackets] indicate matter deleted from existing law.
5+ Underlining indicates amendments to bill.
6+ Strike out indicates matter stricken from the bill by amendment or deleted from the law by
7+amendment.
8+ *hb1023*
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9-Department of Legislative Services – Collection of Information Related to
10-Public Safety, Criminal Justice, Corrections, and Juvenile Services
10+HOUSE BILL 1023
11+P5, E4, E3 2lr3209
12+ CF SB 785
13+By: The Speaker (By Request – Department of Legislative Services)
14+Introduced and read first time: February 10, 2022
15+Assigned to: Appropriations
16+Committee Report: Favorable with amendments
17+House action: Adopted
18+Read second time: March 13, 2022
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12-FOR the purpose of requiring the Department of State Police to collect, analyze, and
13-disseminate, and law enforcement agencies to submit to the Department of State
14-Police, certain information about law enforcement employees; altering t he
15-information that law enforcement agencies are required to submit to the Maryland
16-Police Training and Standards Commission related to serious officer–involved
17-incidents; specifying the required contents of a certain use of force incident report;
18-altering the date by which law enforcement agencies are required to submit to the
19-Commission certain data related to police officers’ use of force; requiring the
20-Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, the Department of State
21-Police, the Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission, and the Governor’s
22-Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services to provide certain
23-information related to public safety and criminal justice in a certain manner to the
24-Department of Legislative Services on or before a certain date each year; requiring
25-the Department of Legislative Services and the Department of State Police to enter
26-into a certain memorandum of understanding related to a data sharing agreement
27-for information contained in certain reports, a certain work plan, and an update on
28-the status of compliance by law enforcement agencies with the National
29-Incident–Based Reporting System; requiring the Department of Legislative Services
30-and the Department of Juvenile Services to enter into a certain memorandum of
31-understanding relating to the provision of certain reports and the development of a
32-certain work plan; and generally relating to information required to be submitted to
33-the Department of Legislative Services.
20+CHAPTER ______
3421
35-BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
36- Article – Public Safety
37- Section 2–307(a) and 3–207(b)(1)
38- Annotated Code of Maryland
39- (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
22+AN ACT concerning 1
4023
41-BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments,
42- Article – Public Safety
43- Section 3–201(a) and (b)
44- Annotated Code of Maryland
45- (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
24+Department of Legislative Services – Collection of Information Related to 2
25+Public Safety, Criminal Justice, Corrections, and Juvenile Services 3
4626
47-BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
48- Article – Public Safety
49- Section 3–514(a) and (b)(1) Ch. 508 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
27+FOR the purpose of requiring the Department of State Police to collect, analyze, and 4
28+disseminate, and law enforcement agencies to submit to the Department of State 5
29+Police, certain information about law enforcement employees; altering the 6
30+information that law enforcement agencies are required to submit to the Maryland 7
31+Police Training and Standards Commission related to serious officer–involved 8
32+incidents; specifying the required contents of a certain use of force incident report; 9
33+altering the date by which law enforcement agencies are required to submit to the 10
34+Commission certain data related to police officers’ use of force; requiring the 11
35+Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, the Department of State 12
36+Police, the Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission, and the Governor’s 13
37+Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services to provide certain 14
38+information related to public safety and criminal justice in a certain manner to the 15
39+Department of Legislative Services on or before a certain date each year; requiring 16
40+the Department of Legislative Services and the Department of State Police to enter 17
41+into a certain memorandum of understanding related to a data sharing agreement 18
42+for information contained in certain reports, a certain work plan, and an update on 19
43+the status of compliance by law enforcement agencies with the National 20
44+Incident–Based Reporting System; requiring the Department of Legislative Services 21
45+and the Department of Juvenile Services to enter into a certain memorandum of 22
46+understanding relating to the provision of certain reports and the development of a 23
47+certain work plan; and generally relating to information required to be submitted to 24
48+the Department of Legislative Services. 25 2 HOUSE BILL 1023
5049
51-– 2 –
52- Annotated Code of Maryland
53- (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)
54- (As enacted by Chapter 59 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 2021)
5550
56-BY adding to
57- Article – State Government
58-Section 2–1261
59- Annotated Code of Maryland
60- (2021 Replacement Volume)
6151
62- SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND,
63-That the Laws of Maryland read as follows:
52+BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 1
53+ Article – Public Safety 2
54+ Section 2–307(a) and 3–207(b)(1) 3
55+ Annotated Code of Maryland 4
56+ (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 5
6457
65-Article – Public Safety
58+BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, 6
59+ Article – Public Safety 7
60+ Section 3–201(a) and (b) 8
61+ Annotated Code of Maryland 9
62+ (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 10
6663
67-2–307.
64+BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 11
65+ Article – Public Safety 12
66+ Section 3–514(a) and (b)(1) 13
67+ Annotated Code of Maryland 14
68+ (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 15
69+ (As enacted by Chapter 59 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 2021) 16
6870
69- (a) (1) The Department shall collect, analyze, and disseminate:
71+BY adding to 17
72+ Article – State Government 18
73+Section 2–1261 19
74+ Annotated Code of Maryland 20
75+ (2021 Replacement Volume) 21
7076
71- (I) information about the incidence of crime in the State; AND
77+ SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY T HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, 22
78+That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 23
7279
73- (II) INFORMATION , INCLUDING RACE AND S EX, ON THE TOTAL
74-NUMBER OF LAW ENFORC EMENT EMPLOYEES , DE–IDENTIFIED AND
75-DISAGGREGATED BY :
80+Article – Public Safety 24
7681
77- 1. POSITION FOR CIVILIA N EMPLOYEES ; AND
82+2–307. 25
7883
79- 2. RANK FOR SW ORN EMPLOYEES .
84+ (a) (1) The Department shall collect, analyze, and disseminate: 26
8085
81- (2) EACH LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SHALL PROVIDE THE
82-DEPARTMENT WITH THE I NFORMATION DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH (1) OF THIS
83-SUBSECTION IN THE FO RMAT THAT THE SECRETARY REQUIRES .
86+ (I) information about the incidence of crime in the State; AND 27
8487
85-3–201.
88+ (II) INFORMATION , INCLUDING RACE AND S EX, ON THE TOTAL 28
89+NUMBER OF LAW ENFORC EMENT EMPLOYEES , DE–IDENTIFIED AND 29
90+DISAGGREGATED BY : 30
8691
87- (a) In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
92+ 1. POSITION FOR CIVILIA N EMPLOYEES ; AND 31
8893
89- (b) “Commission” means the Maryland Police Training and Standards
90-Commission.
94+ 2. RANK FOR SWORN EMPLO YEES. 32
95+ HOUSE BILL 1023 3
9196
92-3–207.
9397
94- (b) (1) The Commission shall develop a system by which law enforcement
95-agencies report to the Commission [on the number of serious officer–involved incidents
96-each year, the number of officers disciplined each year, and the type of discipline LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 508
98+ (2) EACH LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SHALL PROVIDE THE 1
99+DEPARTMENT WITH THE I NFORMATION DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH (1) OF THIS 2
100+SUBSECTION IN THE FO RMAT THAT THE SECRETARY REQUIRES . 3
97101
98-– 3 –
99-administered to those officers] EACH SERIOUS OFFICER –INVOLVED INCIDENT EA CH
100-YEAR, INCLUDING FOR EACH I NCIDENT:
102+3–201. 4
101103
102- (I) THE NUMBER OF OFFICE RS INVOLVED BY RACE , ETHNICITY,
103-AND SEX;
104+ (a) In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated. 5
104105
105- (II) THE NUMBER OF OFFICE RS DISCIPLINED BY RA CE,
106-ETHNICITY, AND SEX; AND
106+ (b) “Commission” means the Maryland Police Training and Standards 6
107+Commission. 7
107108
108- (III) THE TYPE OF DISCIPLI NE ADMINISTERED TO E ACH
109-OFFICER, BY THE OFFICER ’S RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SEX.
109+3–207. 8
110110
111-Article – State Government
111+ (b) (1) The Commission shall develop a system by which law enforcement 9
112+agencies report to the Commission [on the number of serious officer–involved incidents 10
113+each year, the number of officers disciplined each year, and the type of discipline 11
114+administered to those officers] EACH SERIOUS OFFICER –INVOLVED INCIDENT EA CH 12
115+YEAR, INCLUDING FOR EACH I NCIDENT: 13
112116
113-2–1261.
117+ (I) THE NUMBER OF OFFICE RS INVOLVED BY RACE , ETHNICITY, 14
118+AND SEX; 15
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115- (A) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
116-SAFETY AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES SHALL SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT , IN
117-ELECTRONIC FORMAT THE FORM OF ELECTRON IC RAW DATA, DE–IDENTIFIED AND
118-DISAGGREGATED BY AGE , RACE, AND SEX, INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE
119-REPORTED TO THE GOVERNOR IN ACCORDANC E WITH § 3–207(A)(2) OF THE
120-CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ARTICLE.
120+ (II) THE NUMBE R OF OFFICERS DISCIP LINED BY RACE , 16
121+ETHNICITY, AND SEX; AND 17
121122
122- (B) (1) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF
123-STATE POLICE SHALL SUBMIT T O THE DEPARTMENT , IN ELECTRONIC F ORMAT, THE
124-FOLLOWING INFORMATIO N PROVIDED IN THE CRIME IN MARYLAND REPORT AND
125-HATE BIAS REPORT:
123+ (III) THE TYPE OF DISCIPLI NE ADMINISTERED TO E ACH 18
124+OFFICER, BY THE OFFICER’S RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SEX. 19
126125
127- (I) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY
128-INCIDENT, COLLECTED THROUGH TH E UNIFORM CRIME REPORTING PROGRAM ON
129-THE FOLLOWING CRIME CATEGORIES :
126+Article – State Government 20
130127
131- 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE ;
128+2–1261. 21
132129
133- 2. FORCIBLE RAPE ;
130+ (A) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 22
131+SAFETY AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES SHALL SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT , IN 23
132+ELECTRONIC FORMAT THE FORM OF ELECTRON IC RAW DATA, DE–IDENTIFIED AND 24
133+DISAGGREGATED BY AGE , RACE, AND SEX, INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE 25
134+REPORTED TO THE GOVERNOR IN ACCORDANC E WITH § 3–207(A)(2) OF THE 26
135+CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ARTICLE. 27
134136
135- 3. ROBBERY;
137+ (B) (1) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF 28
138+STATE POLICE SHALL SUBMIT T O THE DEPARTMENT , IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT , THE 29
139+FOLLOWING INFORMATIO N PROVIDED IN THE CRIME IN MARYLAND REPORT AND 30
140+HATE BIAS REPORT: 31
141+ 4 HOUSE BILL 1023
136142
137- 4. ASSAULT;
138143
139- 5. BREAKING OR ENTERING ;
144+ (I) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY 1
145+INCIDENT, COLLECTED THROUGH TH E UNIFORM CRIME REPORTING PROGRAM ON 2
146+THE FOLLOWING CRIME CATEGORIES: 3
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141- 6. LARCENY OR THEFT ;
142- Ch. 508 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
148+ 1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE ; 4
143149
144-– 4 –
145- 7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ; AND
150+ 2. FORCIBLE RAPE; 5
146151
147- 8. ARSON;
152+ 3. ROBBERY; 6
148153
149- (II) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY
150-INCIDENT, COLLECTED THROUGH TH E UNIFORM CRIME REPORTING PROGRAM ON
151-ARRESTS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOW ING INFORMATION ON E ACH ARREST:
154+ 4. ASSAULT; 7
152155
153- 1. OFFENSE;
156+ 5. BREAKING OR ENTERING ; 8
154157
155- 2. COUNTY;
158+ 6. LARCENY OR THEFT ; 9
156159
157- 3. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGEN CY;
160+ 7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ; AND 10
158161
159- 4. DATE; AND
162+ 8. ARSON; 11
160163
161- 5. AGE, SEX, AND RACE OF INDIVIDU AL ARRESTED ;
164+ (II) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY 12
165+INCIDENT, COLLECTED THROUGH TH E UNIFORM CRIME REPORTING PROGRAM ON 13
166+ARRESTS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOW ING INFORMATION ON E ACH ARREST: 14
162167
163- (III) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY
164-INCIDENT, COLLECTED IN ACCORDA NCE WITH § 2–307 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY
165-ARTICLE; AND
168+ 1. OFFENSE; 15
166169
167- (IV) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY
168-POSITION AND RANK , ON THE TOTAL NUMBER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT E MPLOYEES,
169-BOTH SWORN AND CIVIL IAN, INCLUDING RACE , ETHNICITY, AND SEX.
170+ 2. COUNTY; 16
170171
171- (2) INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED UNDE R PARAGRAPH
172-(1)(I) OF THIS SUBSECTION S HALL INCLUDE THE FOL LOWING INFORMATION F OR
173-EACH INCIDENT :
172+ 3. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGEN CY; 17
174173
175- (I) OFFENSE, INCLUDING OFFENSE SU BTYPE;
174+ 4. DATE; AND 18
176175
177- (II) DATE, COUNTY, ZIP CODE, AND INCIDENT LOCATIO N TYPE;
176+ 5. AGE, SEX, AND RACE OF INDIVIDU AL ARRESTED; 19
178177
179- (III) AGENCY;
178+ (III) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAGGREGATED BY 20
179+INCIDENT, COLLECTED IN ACCORDA NCE WITH § 2–307 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY 21
180+ARTICLE; AND 22
180181
181- (IV) AGE, RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SEX OF VICTIM ;
182+ (IV) INFORMATION , DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY 23
183+POSITION AND RANK , ON THE TOTAL NUMBER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT E MPLOYEES, 24
184+BOTH SWORN AND CIVIL IAN, INCLUDING RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SEX. 25
182185
183- (V) AGE, RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SEX OF OFFENDER ;
186+ (2) INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED UNDE R PARAGRAPH 26
187+(1)(I) OF THIS SUBSECTION S HALL INCLUDE THE FOL LOWING INFORMATION F OR 27
188+EACH INCIDENT : 28 HOUSE BILL 1023 5
184189
185- (VI) CLEARANCE STATUS ;
186190
187- (VII) IF THE OFFENSE IS MU RDER:
188- LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 508
189191
190-– 5 –
191- 1. WHETHER IT WAS DRUG –RELATED;
192+ (I) OFFENSE, INCLUDING OFFENSE SU BTYPE; 1
192193
193- 2. RELATIONSHIP OF OFFE NDER TO VICTIM ; AND
194+ (II) DATE, COUNTY, ZIP CODE, AND INCIDENT LOCATION TYPE; 2
194195
195- 3. CIRCUMSTANCES ;
196+ (III) AGENCY; 3
196197
197- (VIII) IF THE OFFENSE IS A DOMESTIC CRIME :
198+ (IV) AGE, RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SEX OF VICTIM ; 4
198199
199- 1. HOUSEHOLD STATUS AND RELATIONSHIP ;
200+ (V) AGE, RACE, ETHNICITY, AND SEX OF OFFENDER ; 5
200201
201- 2. ASSOCIATED CRIMES , IF ANY;
202+ (VI) CLEARANCE STATUS ; 6
202203
203- 3. ALCOHOL OR DRUG INVO LVEMENT, IF ANY; AND
204+ (VII) IF THE OFFENSE IS MU RDER: 7
204205
205- 4. CIRCUMSTANCES ;
206+ 1. WHETHER IT WAS DRUG –RELATED; 8
206207
207- (IX) IF THE OFFENSE IS MO TOR VEHICLE THEFT , VEHICLE TYPE;
208+ 2. RELATIONSHIP OF OFFE NDER TO VICTIM; AND 9
208209
209- (X) IF THE OFFENSE IS CA RJACKING:
210+ 3. CIRCUMSTANCES ; 10
210211
211- 1. DAY OF THE WEEK AND HOUR OF THE DAY ;
212+ (VIII) IF THE OFFENSE IS A DOMESTIC CRIME : 11
212213
213- 2. ACCOSTING SITUATION ; AND
214+ 1. HOUSEHOLD STATUS AND RELATIONSHIP ; 12
214215
215- 3. VICTIM INJURIES , IF ANY; AND
216+ 2. ASSOCIATED CRIMES , IF ANY; 13
216217
217- (XI) IF THE OFFENSE IS AR SON, TYPE OF PROPERTY .
218+ 3. ALCOHOL OR DRUG INVO LVEMENT, IF ANY; AND 14
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219- (B) (1) ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 30 EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF
220-STATE POLICE SHALL SUBMIT T O THE DEPARTMENT , IN A FORMAT THAT THE
221-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REQUIRES , THE INFORMATION COLL ECTED IN ACCORDANCE
222-WITH § 2–307(A)(2) OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE.
220+ 4. CIRCUMSTANCES ; 15
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224- (2) ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2022, THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
225-POLICE AND THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ENTE R INTO A MEMORANDUM OF
226-UNDERSTANDING , THE TERMS OF WHICH S HALL INCLUDE :
222+ (IX) IF THE OFFENSE IS MO TOR VEHICLE THEFT , VEHICLE TYPE; 16
227223
228- (I) A DATA SHARING AGREE MENT FOR ALL INF ORMATION
229-COLLECTED IN ACCORDA NCE WITH § 2–307 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE;
224+ (X) IF THE OFFENSE IS CA RJACKING: 17
230225
231- (II) A WORK PLAN FOR ACCE SS TO COLLECTED DATA FOR
232-RESEARCH AND STATIST ICAL ANALYSIS PURPOS ES;
233- Ch. 508 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
226+ 1. DAY OF THE WEEK AND HOUR OF THE DAY ; 18
234227
235-– 6 –
236- (III) A LISTING OF ALL DAT A FIELDS COLLECTED F OR THE CRIME
237-IN MARYLAND REPORT AND THE HATE BIAS REPORT; AND
228+ 2. ACCOSTING SITUATION ; AND 19
238229
239- (IV) AN UPDATE ON THE STA TUS OF COMPLIANCE WI TH THE
240-NATIONAL INCIDENT–BASED REPORTING SYSTEM BY LAW ENFORCE MENT
241-AGENCIES IN THE STATE.
230+ 3. VICTIM INJURIES, IF ANY; AND 20
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243- (C) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE MARYLAND POLICE
244-TRAINING AND STANDARDS COMMISSION SHALL SUBMI T TO THE DEPARTMENT , IN
245-ELECTRONIC FORMAT THE FORM OF ELECTRON IC RAW DATA, DE–IDENTIFIED AND
246-DISAGGREGATED BY AGE NCY AND INCIDENT :
232+ (XI) IF THE OFFENSE IS ARSON, TYPE OF PROPERTY . 21
247233
248- (1) (I) INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED TO TH E
249-GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN ACCORDANC E WITH § 3–514(B)(1) OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY
250-ARTICLE; AND
234+ (B) (1) ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 30 EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF 22
235+STATE POLICE SHALL SUBMIT T O THE DEPARTMENT , IN A FORMAT THAT THE 23 6 HOUSE BILL 1023
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252- (II) THE FOLLOWING ADDITI ONAL INFORMATION ON EACH USE
253-OF FORCE INCIDENT :
254237
255- 1. THE AGE, GENDER, ETHNICITY, AND RACE OF EACH
256-INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED IN THE INCIDENT;
238+EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REQUIRES , THE INFORMATION COLL ECTED IN ACCORDANCE 1
239+WITH § 2–307(A)(2) OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE. 2
257240
258- 2. THE AGE, GENDER, ETHNICITY, AND RACE OF EACH
259-POLICE OFFICER INVOL VED IN THE INCIDENT ;
241+ (2) ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2022, THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 3
242+POLICE AND THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ENTE R INTO A MEMORANDUM OF 4
243+UNDERSTANDING , THE TERMS OF WHICH S HALL INCLUDE : 5
260244
261- 3. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES
262-SURROUNDING THE INCI DENT; AND
245+ (I) A DATA SHARING AGREE MENT FOR ALL INFORMA TION 6
246+COLLECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH § 2–307 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE; 7
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264- 4. THE DATE, TIME, AND LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT;
265-AND
248+ (II) A WORK PLAN FOR ACCE SS TO COLLECTED DATA FOR 8
249+RESEARCH AND STATIST ICAL ANALYSIS PURPOS ES; 9
266250
267- (2) (I) INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE COLLECTED IN
268-ACCORDANCE WITH § 3–207(B) OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE; AND.
251+ (III) A LISTING OF ALL DAT A FIELDS COLLECTED F OR THE CRIME 10
252+IN MARYLAND REPORT AND THE HATE BIAS REPORT; AND 11
269253
270- (II) THE FOLLOWING ADDITI ONAL INFORMATION ON EACH
271-SERIOUS OFFICER –INVOLVED INCIDENT :
254+ (IV) AN UPDATE ON THE STA TUS OF COMPLIANCE WI TH THE 12
255+NATIONAL INCIDENT–BASED REPORTING SYSTEM BY LAW ENFORCE MENT 13
256+AGENCIES IN THE STATE. 14
272257
273- 1. THE NUMBER OF OFFICE RS INVOLVED BY RACE ,
274-ETHNICITY, AND SEX;
258+ (C) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE MARYLAND POLICE 15
259+TRAINING AND STANDARDS COMMISSION SHALL SUBM IT TO THE DEPARTMENT , IN 16
260+ELECTRONIC FORMAT THE FORM OF ELECTRON IC RAW DATA, DE–IDENTIFIED AND 17
261+DISAGGREGATED BY AGE NCY AND INCIDENT : 18
275262
276- 2. THE NUMBER OF OFFICE RS DISCIPLINED BY RA CE,
277-ETHNICITY, AND SEX; AND
278- LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 508
263+ (1) (I) INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED TO TH E 19
264+GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN ACCORDANC E WITH § 3–514(B)(1) OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY 20
265+ARTICLE; AND 21
279266
280-– 7 –
281- 3. THE TYPE OF DISCIPLI NE ADMINISTERED BY R ACE,
282-ETHNICITY, AND SEX.
267+ (II) THE FOLLOWING ADDITI ONAL INFORMATION ON EACH USE 22
268+OF FORCE INCIDENT : 23
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284- (D) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF
285-CRIME PREVENTION, YOUTH, AND VICTIM SERVICES SHALL SUBMIT TO THE
286-DEPARTMENT , IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT THE FORM OF ELECTRONIC RAW DATA,
287-DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY INCIDENT , INFORMATION COLLECTE D IN
288-ACCORDANCE WITH :
270+ 1. THE AGE, GENDER, ETHNICITY, AND RACE OF EACH 24
271+INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED IN THE INCIDENT; 25
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290- (1) § 3–528 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE; AND
273+ 2. THE AGE, GENDER, ETHNICITY, AND RACE OF EACH 26
274+POLICE OFFICER INVOL VED IN THE INCIDENT; 27
291275
292- (2) § 25–113 OF THE TRANSPORTATION ARTICLE.
276+ 3. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES 28
277+SURROUNDING THE INCI DENT; AND 29
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294- (E) ON OR BEFORE JULY AUGUST 1, 2022, THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE
295-SERVICES AND THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ENTE R INTO A MEMORANDUM OF
296-UNDERSTANDING , THE TERMS OF WHICH S HALL INCLUDE :
279+ 4. THE DATE, TIME, AND LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT; 30
280+AND 31
281+ HOUSE BILL 1023 7
297282
298- (1) THE PROVISION OF VAR IOUS CUSTOM REPORTS TO THE
299-DEPARTMENT , INCLUDING INFORMATIO N, DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED
300-BY JUVENILE, RELATING TO THE JUVE NILE’S RECORD OF:
301283
302- (I) DELINQUENCY ;
284+ (2) (I) INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE COLLECTED IN 1
285+ACCORDANCE WITH § 3–207(B) OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE; AND. 2
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304- (II) COURT ACTIONS ;
287+ (II) THE FOLLOWING ADDITI ONAL INFORMATION ON EACH 3
288+SERIOUS OFFICER –INVOLVED INCIDENT : 4
305289
306- (III) SUPERVISION; AND
290+ 1. THE NUMBER OF OFFICE RS INVOLVED BY RACE , 5
291+ETHNICITY, AND SEX; 6
307292
308- (IV) PLACEMENT ; AND
293+ 2. THE NUMBER OF OFFICE RS DISCIPLINED BY RA CE, 7
294+ETHNICITY, AND SEX; AND 8
309295
310- (2) THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WORK PLAN BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
311-JUVENILE SERVICES REGARDING EF FORTS TO INCLUDE SPE CIFIC RACE AND
312-ETHNICITY DATA FOR I NDIVIDUAL JUVENILES .
296+ 3. THE TYPE OF DISCIPLI NE ADMINISTERED BY R ACE, 9
297+ETHNICITY, AND SEX. 10
313298
314- SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect June
315-1, 2022.
299+ (D) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 EACH YEAR, THE GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF 11
300+CRIME PREVENTION, YOUTH, AND VICTIM SERVICES SHALL SUBMIT TO THE 12
301+DEPARTMENT , IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT THE FORM OF ELECTRON IC RAW DATA, 13
302+DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED BY INCIDENT , INFORMATION COLLECTE D IN 14
303+ACCORDANCE WITH : 15
316304
317- SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Laws of Maryland read
318-as follows:
305+ (1) § 3–528 OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ARTICLE; AND 16
319306
320-Article – Public Safety
307+ (2) § 25–113 OF THE TRANSPORTATION ARTICLE. 17
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322-3–514.
323- Ch. 508 2022 LAWS OF MARYLAND
309+ (E) ON OR BEFORE JULY AUGUST 1, 2022, THE DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE 18
310+SERVICES AND THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ENTE R INTO A MEMORANDUM OF 19
311+UNDERSTANDING , THE TERMS OF WHICH S HALL INCLUDE : 20
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325-– 8 –
326- (a) (1) Each law enforcement agency shall require a police officer who was
327-involved in a use of force incident in the line of duty to file an incident report regarding the
328-use of force by the end of the officer’s shift unless the officer is disabled.
313+ (1) THE PROVISION OF VAR IOUS CUSTOM REPORTS TO THE 21
314+DEPARTMENT , INCLUDING INFORMATIO N, DE–IDENTIFIED AND DISAG GREGATED 22
315+BY JUVENILE, RELATING TO THE JUVENILE’S RECORD OF: 23
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330- (2) THE INCIDENT REPORT R EQUIRED UNDER PARAGR APH (1) OF
331-THIS SUBSECTION SHAL L INCLUDE:
317+ (I) DELINQUENCY ; 24
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333- (I) THE TYPE OF ENCOUNTE R;
319+ (II) COURT ACTIONS ; 25
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335- (II) THE TYPE OF FORCE US ED;
321+ (III) SUPERVISION; AND 26
336322
337- (III) THE LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT WHERE FORCE WAS USED;
323+ (IV) PLACEMENT ; AND 27
338324
339- (IV) WHETHER THE INDIVIDU AL AGAINST WHOM FORCE WAS
340-USED WAS ARRESTED ;
325+ (2) THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WORK PLAN BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 28
326+JUVENILE SERVICES REGARDING EF FORTS TO INCLUDE SPE CIFIC RACE AND 29
327+ETHNICITY DATA FOR INDIVIDUAL JUVENILES. 30 8 HOUSE BILL 1023
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342- (V) WHAT CHARGES , IF ANY, FOR WHICH THE INDIVI DUAL
343-AGAINST WHOM FORCE W AS USED WAS ARRESTED ;
344329
345- (VI) WHETHER THE INDIVIDU AL AGAINST WHOM FORC E WAS
346-USED REQUESTED OR RE QUIRED MEDICAL CARE ;
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348- (VII) WHETHER THE LAW ENFO RCEMENT OFFICER REQUEST ED
349-OR REQUIRED MEDICAL CARE; AND
331+ SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect June 1
332+1, 2022. 2
350333
351- (VIII) DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMAT ION ABOUT ANY INDIVI DUALS
352-AGAINST WHOM FORCE W AS USED AND ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER INVOLVED
353-IN THE INCIDENT, INCLUDING RACE , ETHNICITY, GENDER, AND AGE.
334+ SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Laws of Maryland read 3
335+as follows: 4
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355- (b) (1) On or before [March 1] JULY 1, 2023, AND JULY 1 each year
356-THEREAFTER , each law enforcement agency shall submit to the Maryland Police Training
357-and Standards Commission the [number of use of force complaints made against its police
358-officers during] AGGREGATE DATA OF POLICE OFFICERS ’ USE OF FORCE REPORTE D
359-IN ACCORDANCE WITH S UBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION FOR the previous calendar
360-year, aggregated by numbers of complaints administratively charged, not charged,
361-unfounded, and exonerated.
337+Article – Public Safety 5
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363- SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHE R ENACTED, That Section 2 of this Act shall take
364-effect July 1, 2022, the effective date of Chapter 59 of the Acts of the General Assembly of
365-2021. If the effective date of Chapter 59 is amended, Section 2 of this Act shall take effect
366-on the taking effect of Chapter 59.
339+3–514. 6
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368- SECTION 4. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That, except as provided in Section
369-3 of this Act, this Act shall take effect July 1, 2022. LAWRENCE J. HOGAN, JR., Governor Ch. 508
341+ (a) (1) Each law enforcement agency shall require a police officer who was 7
342+involved in a use of force incident in the line of duty to file an incident report regarding the 8
343+use of force by the end of the officer’s shift unless the officer is disabled. 9
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371-– 9 –
345+ (2) THE INCIDENT RE PORT REQUIRED UNDER PARAGRAPH (1) OF 10
346+THIS SUBSECTION SHAL L INCLUDE: 11
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373-Enacted under Article II, § 17(c) of the Maryland Constitution, May 29, 2022.
348+ (I) THE TYPE OF ENCOUNTE R; 12
349+
350+ (II) THE TYPE OF FORCE US ED; 13
351+
352+ (III) THE LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT WHERE FORCE WAS USED; 14
353+
354+ (IV) WHETHER THE INDIVIDU AL AGAINST WHOM FORC E WAS 15
355+USED WAS ARRESTED; 16
356+
357+ (V) WHAT CHARGES , IF ANY, FOR WHICH THE INDIVI DUAL 17
358+AGAINST WHOM FORCE W AS USED WAS ARRESTED ; 18
359+
360+ (VI) WHETHER THE INDIVIDU AL AGAINST WHOM FORC E WAS 19
361+USED REQUESTED OR RE QUIRED MEDICAL CARE ; 20
362+
363+ (VII) WHETHER THE LAW ENFO RCEMENT OFFICER REQUESTED 21
364+OR REQUIRED MEDICAL CARE; AND 22
365+
366+ (VIII) DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMAT ION ABOUT ANY INDIVI DUALS 23
367+AGAINST WHOM FORCE W AS USED AND ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER INVOLVED 24
368+IN THE INCIDENT, INCLUDING RACE , ETHNICITY, GENDER, AND AGE. 25
369+
370+ (b) (1) On or before [March 1] JULY 1, 2023, AND JULY 1 each year 26
371+THEREAFTER , each law enforcement agency shall submit to the Maryland Police Training 27
372+and Standards Commission the [number of use of force complaints made against its police 28
373+officers during] AGGREGATE DATA OF PO LICE OFFICERS’ USE OF FORCE REPORTE D 29
374+IN ACCORDANCE WITH S UBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION FOR the previous calendar 30 HOUSE BILL 1023 9
375+
376+
377+year, aggregated by numbers of complaints administratively charged, not charged, 1
378+unfounded, and exonerated. 2
379+
380+ SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, Th at Section 2 of this Act shall take 3
381+effect July 1, 2022, the effective date of Chapter 59 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 4
382+2021. If the effective date of Chapter 59 is amended, Section 2 of this Act shall take effect 5
383+on the taking effect of Chapter 59. 6
384+
385+ SECTION 4. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That, except as provided in Section 7
386+3 of this Act, this Act shall take effect July 1, 2022. 8
387+
388+
389+
390+
391+Approved:
392+________________________________________________________________________________
393+ Governor.
394+________________________________________________________________________________
395+ Speaker of the House of Delegates.
396+________________________________________________________________________________
397+ President of the Senate.