Maryland Code § PS-13-506

Section PS-13-506
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(a) (1) Except as provided in subsections (b) and (c) of this section, the
Maryland Defense Force may not be required to serve outside the State.
(2) This section does not apply to any instance in which the Maryland
Defense Force as part of the organized militia of the State is ordered into service of
the United States by the President pursuant to the Constitution and laws of the
United States.
(b) (1) On request of the governor of another state, the Governor of this
State may order the Maryland Defense Force to serve outside the State to assist the
military or other public safety forces of the requesting state.
(2) The Governor of this State may recall the Maryland Defense
Force from the other state.
(c) If fresh pursuit is authorized by law of another state, any organization,
unit, or detachment of the Maryland Defense Force, on the order of the commanding
officer of the organization, unit, or detachment, may continue in fresh pursuit of
insurrectionists, saboteurs, or enemies outside of this State into the other state until:
(1) the insurrectionists, saboteurs, or enemies are apprehended; or
(2) the military or law enforcement forces of the other state or forces
of the United States have had a reasonable opportunity to pursue or apprehend the
insurrectionists, saboteurs, or enemies.
(d) (1) An organization, unit, or detachment of the Maryland Defense
Force shall surrender without unnecessary delay an individual apprehended in
another state to the military or law enforcement force of:
(i) the state of apprehension; or
(ii) the United States.

(2) The surrender of an individual apprehended under paragraph (1)
of this subsection to the military or law enforcement forces of another state is not a
waiver by this State of the right to extradite or prosecute the individual for a crime
committed in this State.

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