17. If a crime victim has requested notice in writing, has said victim been notified as required by Criminal Procedure Article, §3-123(d)(7), Annotated Code of Maryland? Yes No please explain: – 18. Is the patient a sex offender? Yes Registered? Yes No Unknown – No Unknown Required Notifications in the Event of Escape: The detention center where the person on pre-trial commitment resided prior to admission; The Office of the State’s Attorney; The criminal court which committed the patient to DHMH; Defense counsel of record; and Police in the jurisdiction where the crime occurred (may be different than police identified in Question 10). Required Notifications for Escape of Sex Offenders (in addition to notifications above) (lists should be obtained beforehand for each sex offender patient): Person(s) indicated by the State’s Attorney; Witness(es) who testified against defendant in the present case and who have requested notification in writing or who have requested a copy of the offender’s registration statement; Any victim, victim’s representative, or guardian of a victim who has requested notification in writing, or who has requested a copy of the offender’s registration statement; and Local police where registrant resided at the time of the offense. Name and title of person completing form: Telephone: Ext: E-mail: @ Date: The services and programs of the Maryland Department of Health are provided on a non-discriminatory basis and in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Any complaints regarding alleged discrimination may be filed in writing with the Director, Behavioral Health Administration, Spring Grove Hospital Center, 55 Wade Avenue, Catonsville, MD 21228, and the Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 150 S. Independence Mall West, Suite 372, Philadelphia, PA
17. If a crime victim has requested notice in writing, has said victim been notified as required by Criminal Procedure Article, §3-123(d)(7), Annotated Code of Maryland? Yes No – please explain: 18. Is the patient a sex offender? Yes – Registered? Yes No Unknown No Unknown Required Notifications in the Event of Escape: The detention center where the person on pre-trial commitment resided prior to admission; The Office of the State’s Attorney; The criminal court which committed the patient to DHMH; Defense counsel of record; and Police in the jurisdiction where the crime occurred (may be different than police identified in Question 10). Required Notifications for Escape of Sex Offenders (in addition to notifications above) (lists should be obtained beforehand for each sex offender patient): Person(s) indicated by the State’s Attorney; Witness(es) who testified against defendant in the present case and who have requested notification in writing or who have requested a copy of the offender’s registration statement; Any victim, victim’s representative, or guardian of a victim who has requested notification in writing, or who has requested a copy of the offender’s registration statement; and Local police where registrant resided at the time of the offense. Name and title of person completing form: Telephone: Ext: E-mail: @ Date: The services and programs of the Maryland Department of Health are provided on a non-discriminatory basis and in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Any complaints regarding alleged discrimination may be filed in writing with the Director, Behavioral Health Administration, Spring Grove Hospital Center, 55 Wade Avenue, Catonsville, MD 21228, and the Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 150 S. Independence Mall West, Suite 372, Philadelphia, PA