(1) IF AN INMATE SUBMITS A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR A TRANSFER TO
THE DIVISION OF CORRECTION, THE DIRECTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE COMMISSIONER
AND SEND THE COMMISSIONER A COPY OF ANY EVALUATION TEAM'S REPORT THAT
HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

(2) IF THE BOARD OF REVIEW CONCLUDES THAT AN INMATE IS NO
LONGER AN ELIGIBLE PERSON BUT SHOULD REMAIN CONFINED IN THE DIVISION OF
CORRECTION SUBJECT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE MARYLAND PAROLE
COMMISSION UNTIL RELEASE ON EXPIRATION OF SENTENCE, THE DIRECTOR SHALL
NOTIFY THE COMMISSIONER AND SEND THE COMMISSIONER A COPY OF THE
EVALUATION TEAM'S REPORT.

(3) WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER NOTICE IS PROVIDED UNDER PARAGRAPH (1)
OR (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION, THE INMATE SHALL BE DELIVERED TO THE
APPROPRIATE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY THAT THE COMMISSIONER DESIGNATES.

(4) A TRANSFER UNDER THIS SUBSECTION DOES NOT AFFECT ANY
RIGHT TO PAROLE CONSIDERATION THAT THE INMATE MAY HAVE AT THE TIME OF
TRANSFER

(C) RETURN TO DIVISION OF CORRECTION FOR MAJOR VIOLATION.

(1) IN THIS SUBSECTION, "MAJOR VIOLATION" INCLUDES:

(I) ESCAPE FROM PAROLE, WORK RELEASE, OR LEAVE;

(II) FAILURE TO RETURN FROM PAROLE, WORK RELEASE, OR
LEAVE WITHIN 1 HOUR OF THE TIME DUE, UNLESS THE FAILURE TO RETURN WAS
DUE TO CAUSES BEYOND THE CONTROL OF THE ELIGIBLE PERSON;

(III) COMMISSION OF A NEW CRIME, OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC
VIOLATION, WHILE ON PAROLE, WORK RELEASE, OR LEAVE;

(IV) COMMISSION OF A MAJOR VIOLATION OF THE INSTITUTION'S
DISCIPLINARY RULES;

(V) VIOLATION OF ANY PAROLE, WORK RELEASE, OR LEAVE RULE
NOT CATEGORIZED AS A MINOR VIOLATION UNDER THE REGULATIONS OF THE
INSTITUTION; AND

(VI) USE OF A CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE THAT THE
ELIGIBLE PERSON IS NOT ENTITLED TO USE UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE.

(2) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (3) OF THIS SUBSECTION, IF AN
ELIGIBLE PERSON COMMITS A MAJOR VIOLATION WHILE ON PAROLE, WORK
RELEASE, OR LEAVE, THE ELIGIBLE PERSON SHALL BE CONFINED TO THE
INSTITUTION AND SHALL BE INELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE, WORK RELEASE, OR LEAVE
FOR AT LEAST 6 MONTHS.

(3) IF THE BOARD OF REVIEW OR THE SECRETARY DETERMINES THAT A
MAJOR VIOLATION WAS SEVERE ENOUGH TO WARRANT REMOVING AN ELIGIBLE
PERSON FROM THE INSTITUTION, THE ELIGIBLE PERSON MAY BE REMOVED FROM