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HB 53

Maryland House of Delegates bill in Session 2026.

Status: passed_lower. Latest action: April 17, 2026.

Criminal Law – Nondomesticated Animal Prohibitions – Alterations.

Bill ID MD-2026-HB-53
Session 2026
Status passed_lower
Committee Judiciary; Judicial Proceedings
House of Delegates passed_lower 2026-04-17
Summary

Altering an exception to the prohibition against the possession of certain nondomesticated animals in the State by reducing from 10 days to 48 hours the amount of time a nonresident may travel through the State with an otherwise prohibited animal; repealing the exception to the prohibition against the possession by a person with certain disabilities of certain nondomesticated animals for a certain purpose; etc.

Sponsor
Delegate Lehman
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Actions Timeline
Date Event Detail
2026-01-14 Introduced Bill introduced
2026-02-20 Status passed_lower
2026-04-17 Latest Action In the Senate - Hearing 3/25 at 1:00 p.m.
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