Who prosecutes criminal or prohibited acts committed by insurance producers under Maryland Insurance law?

The Attorney General's Office is responsible for prosecuting criminal or prohibited acts committed by insurance producers under Maryland Insurance law. This office has the authority to enforce state laws and take legal action against individuals or entities that violate insurance regulations. They possess the necessary resources and legal framework to handle such prosecutions effectively.

In this context, it is essential to recognize that while other entities may have roles in regulatory oversight or administrative actions related to insurance, the Attorney General's Office directly engages in criminal prosecution, aligning with their broader mandate to uphold the law and ensure compliance within the state's legal framework. This includes handling cases that involve violations that could include fraud or misconduct by insurance producers.