Notwithstanding any other provision of law, when sentencing a minor convicted as an adult, a court:
(1) may impose a sentence less than the minimum term required under law; and
(2) may not impose a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole or release.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 6 - Trial and Sentencing
Part II - Sentencing Procedures
Section 6-216 - Judicial Sentencing Guidelines
Section 6-217 - Announcement of Minimum Confinement for Violent Crime
Section 6-218 - Credit Against Sentence for Time Spent in Custody
Section 6-219 - Suspension of Sentence and Other Conditions Placed on Sentence
Section 6-220 - Probation Before Judgment
Section 6-221 - Suspension of Sentence or Probation After Judgment
Section 6-222 - Limits on Probation After Judgment; Extension for Restitution
Section 6-223 - Additional Powers of District Court
Section 6-224 - Sentencing by Other Judge
Section 6-225 - Conditions of Probation After Judgment
Section 6-226 - Fees for Probation Under Supervision of Division of Parole and Probation
Section 6-229 - Nolle Prosequi or Stet With Requirement of Drug or Alcohol Treatment
Section 6-230 - Orders Striking Entry of Judgment; When Prohibited
Section 6-231 - Considerations and Findings Prior to Revocation of Probation
Section 6-232 - Notice to Defendant Regarding Expungement of Record
Section 6-233 - Domestically Related Crimes
Section 6-234 - Transfer of Firearm Upon Conviction of a Disqualifying Crime