(I) COMPASSIONATE LEAVE.

(1) THE WARDEN OR WARDEN'S DESIGNEE MAY AUTHORIZE
COMPASSIONATE LEAVE UNDER THIS SUBSECTION FOR ANY INMATE COMMITTED TO
THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS:

(I) TO VISIT A SERIOUSLY ILL MEMBER OF THE INMATE'S
IMMEDIATE FAMILY; OR

(II) TO ATTEND THE VIEWING OR FUNERAL OF A MEMBER OF THE
INMATE'S IMMEDIATE FAMILY

(2) AN INMATE WHO VIOLATES THE TERMS OF AN AUTHORIZATION FOR
COMPASSIONATE LEAVE IS SUBJECT TO THE SANCTIONS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION
(H)(1) AND (2) OF THIS SECTION.

(3) AN INMATE WHO IS GRANTED COMPASSIONATE LEAVE UNDER THIS
SUBSECTION MAY BE REQUIRED TO REIMBURSE THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS FOR ANY EXPENSES THAT THE DEPARTMENT INCURS IN GRANTING
THE LEAVE.

(4) THE WARDEN SHALL ADOPT REGULATIONS NECESSARY TO CARRY
OUT THIS SUBSECTION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsection (a) of this section is new language added to avoid
repetition of the full title of the "warden of the Dorchester County
Department of Corrections".

Subsections (b) through (i) of this section are new language derived
without substantive change from former Art. 27, § 645MM.

In subsection (e) of this section, the reference to an individual's
"confinement" is substituted for the former reference to an individual's
"incarceration" for consistency throughout this article. See General
Revisor's Note to this article.

Also in subsection (e) of this section, the phrase "may allow" is substituted
for the former phrase "may ... prescribe" for stylistic consistency within
this article.

In subsection (f) of this section, the phrase "may leave" is substituted for
the former phrase "may be granted the privilege of leaving" for brevity.

In subsection (f)(1) of this section, the former reference to an "individual's"
regular employment is deleted as implied in the reference to "regular
employment".

In subsection (g)(1) of this section, the former reference to "surrendering]"
earnings is deleted as included in the reference to "collecting]" earnings.

In subsection (g)(2)(iii) of this section, the reference to a fine, cost, "or"
restitution is substituted for the former reference to fines, costs, "and"
restitutions to distinguish each of these different forms of judicially