The Maryland General Assembly makes mistakes all the time, just as newspapers do.

So many mistakes get made that each year the legislature passes the “annual corrective Bill,” which remedies technical errors made in the previous year?s legislation. The errors include typos, misnumbering of sections and references to the wrong part of the Maryland code. This year?s corrective bill is 54 pages.

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