Criminal Procedure 

(b)    (1)   On motion of a defendant or the State or on the court’s own initiative, the court in a death penalty sentencing may hold a hearing outside of the presence of the jury to determine whether a victim’s representative may present an oral address to the jury.

(2)   If the court determines that part of a victim’s representative’s oral address will be so unduly prejudicial that it renders the jury sentencing proceeding fundamentally unfair, the court may limit the prejudicial portion of the oral address.

(c)   A victim’s representative who has been denied a right provided under this section may file an application for leave to appeal in the manner provided under § 11-103 of this title.

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