Maryland Code § CS-10-208

Section CS-10-208
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(a) The Office of Administrative Hearings may conduct hearings under this
subtitle at correctional facilities in the Division of Correction or at the Patuxent
Institution.
(b) With the approval of the Secretary, the Office of Administrative
Hearings shall have access to documentary evidence of any person or facility that is
the subject of an investigation or proceeding under this subtitle:
(1) at all reasonable times; and
(2) for the purpose of examining and copying the evidence.
(c) (1) The Office of Administrative Hearings may issue subpoenas
requiring:
(i) the attendance and testimony of witnesses; and
(ii) the production of documentary evidence relating to any
matter under investigation.
(2) The administrative law judge presiding at a hearing may
administer oaths.

(3) A record of the testimony presented at the hearing shall be kept
in accordance with regulations adopted by the Office of Administrative Hearings.
(d) (1) The complainant has the right to appear before the Office of
Administrative Hearings and to be represented by an attorney of the complainant's
choice at the complainant's expense.
(2) (i) The complainant shall have the opportunity to call a
reasonable number of witnesses depending on the circumstances and the nature of
the complaint, subject to the discretion of the Office of Administrative Hearings and
the Inmate Grievance Office as to the relevance of the testimony and questions and
the number of witnesses sought to be called.
(ii) The complainant shall have a reasonable opportunity to
question any witness who testifies before the Office of Administrative Hearings.
(3) The rights of the complainant under this subsection may not be
unreasonably withheld or restricted by the Office of Administrative Hearings or the
Inmate Grievance Office.

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