Md. R. Jud. & Judi. Appts. 18-200.3

As amended through September 13, 2024
Rule 18-200.3 - Definitions
(a)Judicial Appointee. "Judicial appointee means:
(1) an auditor, examiner, or magistrate appointed by a court of this State; and

Cross reference: See Rules 2-541, 2-542, and 2-543.

(2) a District Court commissioner appointed pursuant to Article IV, § 41G of the Maryland Constitution.

Cross reference: For the definition of "judicial appointee for purposes of filing a financial disclosure statement, see Rule 18-604.

(b)Member of Judicial Appointee's Family. "Member of judicial appointee's family means a spouse, domestic partner, child, grandchild, parent, grandparent, or other relative or individual with whom the judicial appointee maintains a close familial relationship.
(c) Member of Judicial Appointee's Household. "Member of judicial appointee's household means:
(1) if sharing the judicial appointee's legal residence, the judicial appointee's spouse, domestic partner, child, ward, financially dependent parent, or other financially dependent relative; or
(2) the judicial appointee's spouse, domestic partner, child, ward, parent, or other relative over whose financial affairs the judicial appointee has legal or actual control.
(d)Other Definitions. As to a judicial appointee, "domestic partner, "fiduciary, "gift, "impartial, impartiality, and impartially, "impending matter, "independence, "knowingly, knowledge, known, and knows, "pending matter, "significant financial interest, and "third degree of relationship have the meanings set forth, respectively, in Rule 18-100.3(a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (j), (k), and (l) of the Maryland Code of Judicial Conduct.

Md. R. Jud. & Judi. Appts. 18-200.3

This Rule is derived from the Definitions Section of former Rule 16-814(2016).

Adopted June 6, 2016, eff. 7/1/2016.