4. ANY AMOUNT THAT THE INMATE IS LEGALLY OBLIGATED
OR REASONABLY DESIRES TO PAY FOR SUPPORT OF A DEPENDENT; AND

5. IF APPLICABLE, ANY AMOUNT THAT A COURT ORDERS
THE INMATE TO REPAY TO THE STATE OR TO THE COUNTY FOR THE SERVICES OF AN
ATTORNEY APPOINTED BY THE COURT.

(III) THE SHERIFF SHALL:

1. CREDIT TO THE INMATE'S ACCOUNT THE REMAINING

BALANCE; AND

2. DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE IN THE INMATE'S ACCOUNT AS
THE INMATE REASONABLY REQUESTS AND AS THE SHERIFF APPROVES.

(6) (I) IF AN INMATE VIOLATES A TRUST OR A CONDITION THAT A
JUDGE OR THE SHERIFF ESTABLISHES FOR CONDUCT OR EMPLOYMENT, AFTER AN
ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING THAT UPHOLDS THE VIOLATION, THE INMATE IS
SUBJECT TO:

1. REMOVAL FROM THE WORK RELEASE PROGRAM; AND

2. CANCELLATION OF ANY EARNED DIMINUTION OF THE
INMATE'S TERM OF CONFINEMENT.

(II) 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.

(D) HOME DETENTION PROGRAM.

(1) THE SHERIFF SHALL:

(I) ESTABLISH AND ADMINISTER A HOME DETENTION PROGRAM;

AND

(II) ADOPT REGULATIONS FOR THE PROGRAM.

(2) AT THE TIME OF SENTENCING OR AT ANY TIME DURING AN
INDIVIDUAL'S CONFINEMENT, THE SENTENCING JUDGE MAY REQUIRE THAT THE
INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPATE IN THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM.

(3) AN INMATE IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM IF:

(I) THE SENTENCING JUDGE RECOMMENDED THAT THE INMATE
PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM; AND

(II) THE INDIVIDUAL HAS NO OTHER CHARGES PENDING IN ANY

JURISDICTION.

(4) AN INMATE IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM
IF THE INMATE:

(I) IS SERVING A SENTENCE FOR A CRIME OF VIOLENCE; OR