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may also wish to amend appropriate provisions of this article, i.e., those
that relate to inmates of State and local correctional facilities who are
granted work release and other types of administrative release, to
authorize a victim to request that an inmate be prohibited from having
contact with the victim as a condition of work release or administrative
release.

In subsection (e) of this section, the reference to the "inmate's
representative" is added for consistency with § 7-303(b) of this title.

In subsection (f) of this section, the former phrase "[i]f an updated victim
impact statement or recommendation is prepared under this subsection" is
deleted as implicit.

In subsection (g) of this section, the reference to "a victim [who] request[s]
an open hearing" is substituted for the former references to "[a victim] of
[a] crime ... [who] requests an open hearing" and "a victim who has filed a
notification request form under Article 27, § 770 of the Code ... [and who]
requests an open hearing" for consistency with § 7-304 of this article.

Also in subsection (g) of this section, the former reference to the victim "or
a designated representative" is deleted as included in the defined term
"victim".

Defined terms: "Commission" § 7-101
"Commissioner" § 7-101
"Department" § 1-101
"Division of Correction" § 1-101
"Division of Parole and Probation" § 1-101
"Inmate" § 1-101
"Mandatory supervision" § 7-101
"Parole" § 7-101
"Violent crime" § 7-101

7-802. NOTICE TO SENTENCING JUDGE OF PAROLE RELEASE HEARING.

(A) NOTICE TO SENTENCING JUDGE.

IF AN INMATE IS SENTENCED TO THE DIVISION OF CORRECTION AND, AT THE
TIME OF SENTENCING, THE SENTENCING JUDGE MAKES A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR
NOTIFICATION, THE COMMISSION SHALL:

(1) AT LEAST 90 DAYS BEFORE THE PAROLE RELEASE HEARING, NOTIFY
THE SENTENCING JUDGE IN WRITING THAT A PAROLE RELEASE HEARING IS
SCHEDULED FOR THE INMATE; AND

(2) PROMPTLY NOTIFY THE SENTENCING JUDGE OF THE COMMISSION'S
FINAL DECISION REGARDING PAROLE FOR THE INMATE.

(B) REVIEW BY INMATE OF RECOMMENDATION OF SENTENCING JUDGE.

 

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