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MD CRIMINAL-LAW 9-307

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MD CRIMINAL-LAW 9-307

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Maryland Criminal Law Code Section 9-307 (2023) - Tampering With or Fabricating Physical Evidence (a) A person may not destroy, alter, conceal, or remove physical evidence that the person believes may be used in a pending or future official proceeding with the intent to impair the verity or availability of the physical evidence in the official proceeding. (b) A person may not fabricate physical evidence in order to impair the verity of the physical evidence with the intent to deceive and that the fabricated physical evidence be introduced in a pending or future official proceeding. (c) A person may not introduce physical evidence in an official proceeding if the person knows that the evidence has been altered or fabricated with the intent to deceive in order to impair the verity of the ph...

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