Criminal Injuries Compensation Board v. Remson
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtOrth, J.
This case calls upon us to construe certain provisions of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Act, Maryland Code (1957, 1973 Repl. Vol.) Art. 26A, §§ 1-17 (the Act) 1 and to ascertain the law relating thereto. We have determined:(1) The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board (the Board) shall determine as a matter of fact that the act serving as the basis of a claim has been committed in Maryland and would constitute a crime as defined by Art. 27 of the Maryland Code or at common law, and, where material, shall determine as a matter of fact the persons criminally responsible for such crime.(a)…
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