Ch. 716                                        1994 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(2) (I) IF AN INDIVIDUAL IS CHARGED WITH A VIOLENT CRIME WHILE
RELEASED ON PAROLE, THE PAROLE COMMISSION SHALL IMMEDIATELY ISSUE A
WARRANT CHARGING THE INDIVIDUAL WITH VIOLATING PAROLE AND REQUIRING
THE INDIVIDUAL TO BE HELD IN CUSTODY UNTIL THE CHARGE IS ADJUDICATED.

(II) IF AN INDIVIDUAL TO WHOM A WARRANT WAS ISSUED UNDER
SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH IS FOUND GUILTY OF THE VIOLENT CRIME,
THE INDIVIDUAL'S PAROLE SHALL BE AUTOMATICALLY REVOKED.

(III) IF AN INDIVIDUAL TO WHOM A WARRANT WAS ISSUED UNDER
SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH IS NOT FOUND GUILTY OF COMMITTING '
THE VIOLENT CRIME, A PAROLE REVOCATION HEARING SHALL BE SCHEDULED TO
DETERMINE THE ADVISABILITY OF REINSTATING THE INDIVIDUAL ON PAROLE:

(2) (I) IF AN INMATE IS CHARGED WITH A CRIME OF VIOLENCE
WHILE RELEASED ON PAROLE, THE INMATE'S PAROLE SHALL BE AUTOMATICALLY
REVOKED.

(II) IF THE INMATE SPECIFIED IN SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS
PARAGRAPH IS FOUND NOT GUILTY OF COMMITTING A CRIME OF VIOLENCE WHILE
RELEASED ON PAROLE. THE INMATE'S PAROLE SHALL BE REINSTATED.

(b) (1) Each individual charged with a parole violation is entitled to be
represented by counsel of his choice or counsel provided by the Public Defender's office.

(2) A record of the hearing shall be kept,

(c) If the Commission member finds, from the evidence, that the parolee has
violated a condition of his parole, the Commission member may take the action that he
considers appropriate including:

(1) Revocation of the order of parole;

(2) Continuation on parole:                                                     

(i) Without modification of its conditions; or

(ii) With modification of its condition which may include a
requirement that all or any part of the remaining parole period be spent in a home
detention, program; or

(3) Setting a future hearing date for consideration for reparole.

(d) (1) Subject to PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION AND further action by
the Commission, if the order of parole is revoked, the prisoner shall serve the remainder
of the sentence originally imposed unless the Commission member hearing the parole
revocation, in his THE MEMBER'S discretion, grants credit for time between release on
parole and revocation of parole.

(2) A PRISONER MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR TIME BETWEEN
RELEASE ON PAROLE AND REVOCATION OF PAROLE IF:

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