Maryland · Maryland Code — Criminal Procedure Article
Md. Code, Crim. Proc. § 13-102: (a) Money is prima facie contraband if a law enforcement officer in the State seizes the money in connection with an arrest for: (1) unlawfully playing or operating a bookmaking scheme; (2) unlawfully betting on a horse race, athletic event, lottery, or game; or (3) using an unlawful gaming table or
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This statute defines when money qualifies as contraband in gambling-related arrests and specifies which government entity receives title to seized funds.
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