- SB 653, sponsored by Senator Astle, proposes to extend the Anne Arundel program whereby any county resident with an outstanding warrant may have his Maryland income tax refund withheld until the warrant is cleared. Warrants in Maryland may be for anything from failure to appear for a traffic violation to a deadly crime. (Items in [brackets] are to be removed from existing law, new language is in CAPS.)
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- 2014 SB 409/HB 1197 would require restaurants to ask customers about food allergies and take certain training
SB 409/HB1197, sponsored by Senator Raskin and Delegate Hixson, respectively, seek to require restaurants to do two things: - More
- 2014 HB 342 proposes to protect minors who seek medical assistance for alcohol or “drug” ingestion
- HB 342, sponsored by Delegate Haddaway-Riccio, seeks to protect, from prosecution, minors who, in good faith, seek assistance for another person who is in medical distress after consuming alcohol or, “drugs”/”controlled dangerous substances”:
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Her highness Hixson has a real winner with the "Restaurant" bill - lots of restaurant jobs will be created, not to mention the opportunity for more fees! Double this with the minimum wage hike & we are in for a real treat. Any representative who votes for this is NOT a friend of restaurants (or the rest of us)!
I would think a disclaimer regarding Food Allergies on the menu would be enough to suffice..
The sufferer should be careful what and where he/she eats.
It is not up to the Nanny State to compel everyone to capitulate to those who know their own health dossier- typical Maryland intellect they want OC to be staffed with Russians and the Owners responsible for the language barrier
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