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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 4
(2) negotiate, enter into, and sign predetermined parole release
agreements as provided under subsection (b) of this section;
(3) hear cases for parole in which:
(i) the Commissioner of Correction, after reviewing the
recommendation of the appropriate managing official, objects to a parole;
(ii) the inmate was convicted of a homicide;
(iii) the inmate is serving a sentence of life imprisonment; or
(iv) the parole hearing is open to the public under § 7-304 of this
title;
(4) hear exceptions to recommendations of a hearing examiner or a
commissioner acting as a hearing examiner;
(5) review summarily all recommendations of a hearing examiner or a
commissioner acting as a hearing examiner to which an exception has not been filed;
(6) hear a case for parole in absentia when an individual who was
sentenced in this State to serve a term of imprisonment is in a correctional facility of
a jurisdiction other than this State;
(7) hear cases of parole revocation; and
(8) if delegated by the Governor, hear cases involving an alleged
violation of a conditional pardon.
(b) (1) (i) The Commission may negotiate, enter into, and sign a
predetermined parole release agreement with the Commissioner of Correction and an
inmate under the jurisdiction of the Commission.
(ii) The agreement may provide for the release of the inmate on
parole at a predetermined time if, during the inmate's term of confinement, the
inmate participates in the programs designated by the Commission and fulfills any
other conditions specified in the agreements.
(2) This subsection does not affect any diminution of an inmate's term of
confinement awarded under Title 3, Subtitle 7 and §§ 9-506 and 9-513 of this article.
(e) Each commissioner has visitorial powers over any correctional facility in
which an individual is confined on a criminal charge, whether the correctional facility
is operated by the State or by a county or municipal corporation of the State.
(d) As necessary to carry out its duties, the Commission may:
(1) issue subpoenas requiring the attendance and testimony of
witnesses;
(2) administer oaths; and
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