Ch. 388                                     1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(D) AN INDIVIDUAL IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM
IF THE INDIVIDUAL:

(1)      IS SERVING A SENTENCE FOR A CRIME OF VIOLENCE AS DEFINED IN
§ 643B OF THIS ARTICLE; OR

(2)      HAS BEEN FOUND GUILTY OF THE CRIME OF:

(I)      CHILD ABUSE UNDER § 35A OF THIS ARTICLE; OR

(II)     ESCAPE UNDER § 139 OF THIS ARTICLE.

(E) (1) WHILE PARTICIPATING IN THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM, AN
INDIVIDUAL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL'S:

(I)      MEDICAL CARE AND RELATED EXPENSES; AND

(II)     COSTS OF CLOTHES, FOOD, HOUSING, LODGING, RESTITUTION,
TAXES, AND TRANSPORTATION.

(2) (I) THE SHERIFF MAY COLLECT FROM .EACH INDIVIDUAL
PARTICIPATING IN THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM A REASONABLE FEE FOR THE
COST OF ELECTRONIC SUPERVISION AND FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS OF THE
PROGRAM.

(II) THE SHERIFF MAY WAIVE OR REDUCE THE FEE IMPOSED
UNDER THIS PARAGRAPH.

(F) THE SHERIFF MAY LIMIT THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS WHO
MAY PARTICIPATE IN THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
October 1, 1993.

Approved May 11, 1993.

CHAPTER 388
(House Bill 1492)

AN ACT concerning

Youth Camps - Exemptions Bona Fide Religious Organizations

FOR the purpose of exempting certain programs or activities directed or operated by
religious organizations with a certain tax status from the application of the
Maryland Youth Camp Act; providing alternative means of accreditation and
oversight of certain youth camps directed or operated by certain religious
organizations; authorizing the Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene to take
certain enforcement actions against certain youth camps; requiring certain
inspections and reports; authorizing the Secretary to report certain findings to
certain agencies for enforcement actions; providing for the effective date of this

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