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§ 6-111. Assault leave.
 

(a)  Full pay status.- An employee of a county board who is absent due to physical disability that results from an assault while in the scope of board employment shall be kept on full pay status instead of sick leave during the period of absence. 

(b)  Duty of employee.- Each county board shall establish rules and regulations for the entitlement and use of assault leave, including a requirement that an employee provide: 

(1) A signed statement that justifies the use of assault leave; and 

(2) If medical attention is required, a certificate from a licensed physician that states the nature and duration of the disability. 
 

[1979, ch. 602; 1996, ch. 10, § 16.] 
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Maryland > Education > Title-6 > Subtitle-1 > 6-111

§ 6-111. Assault leave.
 

(a)  Full pay status.- An employee of a county board who is absent due to physical disability that results from an assault while in the scope of board employment shall be kept on full pay status instead of sick leave during the period of absence. 

(b)  Duty of employee.- Each county board shall establish rules and regulations for the entitlement and use of assault leave, including a requirement that an employee provide: 

(1) A signed statement that justifies the use of assault leave; and 

(2) If medical attention is required, a certificate from a licensed physician that states the nature and duration of the disability. 
 

[1979, ch. 602; 1996, ch. 10, § 16.] 
 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Maryland > Education > Title-6 > Subtitle-1 > 6-111

§ 6-111. Assault leave.
 

(a)  Full pay status.- An employee of a county board who is absent due to physical disability that results from an assault while in the scope of board employment shall be kept on full pay status instead of sick leave during the period of absence. 

(b)  Duty of employee.- Each county board shall establish rules and regulations for the entitlement and use of assault leave, including a requirement that an employee provide: 

(1) A signed statement that justifies the use of assault leave; and 

(2) If medical attention is required, a certificate from a licensed physician that states the nature and duration of the disability. 
 

[1979, ch. 602; 1996, ch. 10, § 16.]