(iii) may pay court-ordered costs, fines, and restitution;

(iv) if ordered by the court, may reimburse the State for the
court-appointed counsel; and

(v) if ordered by the court, may reimburse the State for the services
of the public defender.

(3) Any balance that remains after payments are made under paragraph
(2) of this subsection:

(i) shall be credited to an account held by the Administrator for the

participant; and

(ii) if the Administrator approves, shall be disposed of as requested
by the participant.

(4) Any balance remaining in the participant's account when the
participant is released from the detention facility shall be paid to the participant.

[(j)] (I) A participant employed in the community under this section is not an
agent or employee of Baltimore County, the Administrator, any judicial officer, or any
other public officer of the County or State.

[(k)] (J) The Administrator may charge a participant a reasonable fee in an
amount not to exceed the actual costs incurred by the county for food, travel, and
other expenses related to the participant's participation in the work release program.

[(1)] (K) (1) The Administrator may establish and administer a home
detention program.

(2) If the Administrator establishes a home detention program, the
Administrator:

(i) shall establish eligibility criteria for participation in the

program; and

(ii) for each participant, shall establish a home detention plan that
includes the terms and conditions of the home detention.

[(m)] (L) (1) Participation in the home detention program is a privilege
authorized by court.

(2) This section does not create a right to participate in the home
detention program or to remain in the program after the participant has been
suspended or removed from the program.

[(n)](M) The Administrator may recommend to a court that an individual
participate in the home detention program if:

(1) the individual has applied to participate in the program;