(a) This section applies only in Queen Anne’s County.
(b) (1) (i) The State’s Attorney’s salary is equal to the salary of a judge of the District Court of Maryland.
(ii) The salary shall be set before the start of the elected term of office.
(2) The State’s Attorney is entitled to reasonable expenses as provided in the county budget for the operation of the office and the performance of the State’s Attorney’s duties.
(c) (1) Subject to the approval of the county commissioners, the State’s Attorney may appoint one or more deputy State’s Attorneys or assistant State’s Attorneys.
(2) The county commissioners shall set the salary of each deputy and assistant State’s Attorney.
(3) The State’s Attorney, deputy State’s Attorneys, or assistant State’s Attorneys shall present cases to the grand jury and perform other duties in relation to the grand jury, the circuit court, including the juvenile court, and the District Court that the State’s Attorney considers necessary.
(d) The State’s Attorney may not:
(1) engage in the private practice of law; or
(2) except in connection with the duties of the office, appear professionally in a criminal proceeding in the State.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 15 - Office of the State's Attorney
Subtitle 4 - Countywide Provisions
Section 15-401 - Compensation -- in General
Section 15-402 - Allegany County
Section 15-403 - Anne Arundel County
Section 15-404 - Baltimore County
Section 15-405 - Calvert County
Section 15-406 - Caroline County
Section 15-407 - Carroll County
Section 15-409 - Charles County
Section 15-410 - Dorchester County
Section 15-411 - Frederick County
Section 15-412 - Garrett County
Section 15-413 - Harford County
Section 15-414 - Howard County
Section 15-416 - Montgomery County
Section 15-417 - Prince George's County
Section 15-418 - Queen Anne's County
Section 15-419 - St. Mary's County
Section 15-420 - Somerset County
Section 15-421 - Talbot County
Section 15-422 - Washington County