Maryland · Maryland Code — Criminal Law Article
Md. Code, Crim. Law § 3-316: If a person is transported with the intent to violate a provision of § 3–303, § 3– 304, §§ 3–307 through 3–310, § 3–314, or § 3–315 of this subtitle, and the intent is followed by actual violation of a provision of § 3–303, § 3–304, §§ 3–307 through 3– 310, § 3–314, or § 3–315 of this subtitle, the
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A defendant transported with intent to commit certain crimes, followed by actual commission of those crimes, may be tried in any county where the transportation occurred.
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