An interim or temporary peace order or protective order issued against the respondent in a proceeding between the petitioner and the respondent orĢ.

(iv) That none of the following are pending at the time of the hearing:ġ. (iii) That the respondent has not been found guilty of a crime arising from an act described in § 3–1503(a) of this subtitle against the petitioner and (ii) That a final peace order or protective order has not been previously issued against the respondent in a proceeding between the petitioner and the respondent (i) That the petition was denied or dismissed at the interim, temporary, or final peace order stage of the proceeding (3) Except as provided in paragraphs (4) and (5) of this subsection, after the hearing, the court shall order the shielding of all court records relating to the proceeding if the court finds: (2) The court shall give notice of the hearing to the other party or the other party’s counsel of record. (d) (1) If a petition was denied or dismissed at the interim, temporary, or final peace order stage of a proceeding under this subtitle, on the filing of a written request for shielding under this section, the court shall schedule a hearing on the request. (c) A request for shielding under this section may not be filed within 3 years after the denial or dismissal of the petition or the consent to the entry of the peace order unless the requesting party files with the request a general waiver and release of all the party’s tort claims related to the proceeding under this subtitle. (2) Subject to subsection (c) of this section, if the respondent consented to the entry of a peace order under this subtitle, the petitioner or the respondent may file a written request to shield all court records relating to the proceeding in accordance with subsection (e) of this section. (b) (1) Subject to subsection (c) of this section, if a petition filed under this subtitle was denied or dismissed at the interim, temporary, or final peace order stage of a proceeding under this subtitle, the petitioner or the respondent may file a written request to shield all court records relating to the proceeding in accordance with subsection (d) of this section. (5) “Victim services provider” means a nonprofit or governmental organization that has been authorized by the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services to have online access to records of shielded peace orders in order to assist victims of abuse. (ii) With respect to electronic information about a proceeding on the website maintained by the Maryland Judiciary, completely removing all information concerning the proceeding from the public Web site, including the names of the parties, case numbers, and any reference to the proceeding or any reference to the removal of the proceeding from the public Web site. (i) With respect to a record kept in a courthouse, removing the record to a separate secure area to which persons who do not have a legitimate reason for access are denied access and (3) “Shield” means to remove information from public inspection in accordance with this section. Any electronic information about a proceeding on the Web site maintained by the Maryland Judiciary. An index, a docket entry, a petition, a memorandum, a transcription of proceedings, an electronic recording, an order, and a judgment andĢ. (2) (i) “Court record” means an official record of a court about a proceeding that the clerk of a court or other court personnel keeps.ġ. (a) (1) In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.

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