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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 4
(2) An inmate may not receive credit for time between release on parole
and revocation of parole if:
(i) the inmate was serving a sentence for a violent crime when
parole was revoked; and
(ii) the parole was revoked due to a finding that the inmate
committed a violent crime while on parole.
(3) (I) IN THIS PARAGRAPH, "PAROLE" INCLUDES EXTENDED SEXUAL
OFFENDER PAROLE SUPERVISION UNDER TITLE 11, SUBTITLE 7 OF THE CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ARTICLE.
(II) AN INMATE MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR TIME BETWEEN
RELEASE ON PAROLE OR MANDATORY SUPERVISION AND REVOCATION OF PAROLE
OR MANDATORY SUPERVISION IF;
1. THE INMATE WAS SERVING A SENTENCE FOR A
VIOLATION OF §§ 3-303 THROUGH 3-307, §§ 3-300 THROUGH 3-313, § 3-315, OR § 3-602
OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE WHEN PAROLE OR MANDATORY SUPERVISION WAS
REVOKED; AND
2. THE PAROLE OR MANDATORY SUPERVISION WAS
REVOKED FOR A FINDING THAT THE INMATE HAD COMMITTED;
A. A VIOLENT CRIME;
B. A VIOLATION OF § 3-307, §3-308, §3-315, §§ 3-321 THROUGH
3-324, OR § 3-602 OF THE CRIMINAL LAW ARTICLE; OR
C. A VIOLATION OF § 11-721 OR § 11-722 OF THE CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ARTICLE.
7 -401.
(d) (1) Subject to [paragraph (3)] PARAGRAPHS (3) AND (3) of this subsection
and further action by the Commission, if the order of parole is revoked, the inmate
shall serve the remainder of the sentence originally imposed unless the commissioner
hearing the parole revocation, in the commissioner's discretion, grants credit for time
between release on parole and revocation of parole.
(2) An inmate may not receive credit for time between release on parole
and revocation of parole if:
(i) the inmate was serving a sentence for a violent crime when
parole was revoked; and
(ii) the parole was revoked due to a finding that the inmate
committed a violent crime while on parole.
(3) AN INMATE MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR TIME BETWEEN
RELEASE ON PAROLE AND REVOCATION OF PAROLE IF;
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