(2) . except for a violation of the Transportation Article or other traffic law
or ordinance for which a penalty of incarceration is not authorized, the individual has
no other charges pending in any municipal corporation, county, or state; and

(3) the Administrator has approved the application.

[(o)] (N) If the Administrator recommends participation in the home detention
program, a court may authorize an individual to participate in the program:

(1) after imposing a sentence; or

(2) at any time during the individual's confinement.

[(p)](O) (1) The Administrator may suspend or remove a participant from
the home detention program:

(i) at any time;

(ii) without prior approval from the court; and

(iii) for any reason that the Administrator determines.

(2) The Administrator shall notify the court within 15 days after the
Administrator suspends or removes a participant from the home detention program.

[(q)] (P) A participant is not eligible for the home detention program if the
participant:

(1) is serving a sentence for a crime of violence; or

(2) has been found guilty of:

(i) child abuse under Article 27, § 35C of the Code; or

(ii) escape under Article 27, [§ 139]§ 137 of the Code.

[(r)] (Q) The Administrator may charge a reasonable fee for the actual cost of
electronic supervision and other administrative costs of the program.

[(s)] (R) The Administrator may adopt regulations to carry out this section.
11-706.

(b) [(8) The failure of an inmate to comply with the terms of the inmate's
authorization for leave is a violation of Article 27, § 139 of the Code.]

11-708.

(b) (8) [(i)] An inmate who violates a condition or provision of trust that a
court, the Sheriff, or Sheriff's designee establishes is subject to:

[1.] (I) removal from the work release program; and

[2.] (II) cancellation of any earned diminution of the inmate's

term of confinement.