6- 112.

(a) (3) On request, a presentence investigation report shall be made
available to;

(I) THE DEFENDANT;
[(i)] (II) the defendant's attorney;
[(ii)](III) the State's Attorney;
[(iii)] (IV) a correctional facility;

[(iv)] (V) a parole, probation, or pretrial release official of this State,
any other state, or the United States;

[(v)] (VI) a public or private mental health facility located in this
State or any other state if the individual who is the subject of the report has been
committed, or is being evaluated for commitment, to the facility for treatment as a
condition of probation; or

[(vi)] (VII) a community substance abuse treatment, provider
located in this State or any other state if the individual who is the subject of the
report will be treated or evaluated for treatment by the provider as a condition of
probation.

7- 205. 

(a) The Commission has the exclusive power to:

(7) hear cases of parole [suspension or] revocation; and

(e) (1) A person who is personally served with a subpoena and who fails to
appear or refuses to testify before the Commission is guilty of a misdemeanor and on
conviction is subject to a fine of not [less than $25 and not] more than $100.

7-301.

(a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, the Commission shall request
that the Division of Parole and Probation make an investigation FOR INMATES IN A
LOCAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AND THE DIVISION OF CORRECTION MAKE AN
INVESTIGATION FOR INMATES IN A STATE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY that will enable
the Commission to determine the advisability of granting parole to an inmate who:

(1) has been sentenced under the laws of the State to serve a term of 6
months or more in a correctional facility; and

(2) has served in confinement one-fourth of the inmate's aggregate
sentence.

7-306.

(c) A hearing examiner shall determine if an inmate is suitable for parole in
accordance with the [standards] FACTORS AND OTHER INFORMATION specified in §
7-305 of this subtitle.