(2) SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION, AN INMATE OF A
LOCAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY WHO PARTICIPATES IN THE WORK RELEASE
PROGRAM MAY LEAVE ACTUAL CONFINEMENT:

(I) AT NECESSARY AND REASONABLE TIMES, TO WORK AT
GAINFUL, PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT; OR

(II) UNDER APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS, TO SEEK GAINFUL,
PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT.

(3) UNLESS THE COMMITTING COURT DIRECTS OTHERWISE, AN INMATE
SHALL BE CONFINED IN THE LOCAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY WHEN NOT
PARTICIPATING IN THE WORK RELEASE PROGRAM.

(4) AN INMATE WHO PARTICIPATES IN THE WORK RELEASE PROGRAM
SHALL SURRENDER TO THE SHERIFF:

(I) A REASONABLE FEE, AS DETERMINED BY THE SHERIFF, FOR
THE COST OF PROVIDING FOOD, LODGING, AND CLOTHING FOR THE INMATE;

(II) THE ACTUAL COST OF NECESSARY FOOD, TRAVEL, AND OTHER
EXPENSES INCIDENTAL TO THE PARTICIPATION BY THE INMATE IN THE PROGRAM;
AND

(III) COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS FOR RESTITUTION.

(5) IF AN INMATE IN THE WORK RELEASE PROGRAM VIOLATES A TRUST
OR A CONDITION THAT THE COURT ESTABLISHES FOR CONDUCT OR EMPLOYMENT,
THE INMATE IS SUBJECT TO:

(I) REMOVAL FROM THE PROGRAM; AND

(II) CANCELLATION OF ANY EARNED DIMINUTION OF THE
INMATE'S TERM OF CONFINEMENT.

(6) 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 ALLOW AN INDIVIDUAL
WHO IS CONVICTED OF A CRIME AND SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT IN A LOCAL
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE HOME DETENTION PROGRAM.