(II) ACTUAL AND NECESSARY FOOD, TRAVEL, AND OTHER
EXPENSES INCIDENTAL TO THE INMATE'S PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAM;

(III) AN AMOUNT THE INMATE IS LEGALLY OBLIGATED OR DESIRES
TO PAY FOR THE SUPPORT OF A DEPENDENT;

(IV) IF APPLICABLE, A REASONABLE AMOUNT TO REPAY THE STATE
OR THE COUNTY FOR AN ATTORNEY APPOINTED BY THE COURT; AND

(V) COURT-ORDERED PAYMENTS FOR RESTITUTION.
(3) THE DIRECTOR SHALL:

(I) CREDIT TO THE INMATE'S ACCOUNT ANY REMAINING BALANCE;

AND

(II) DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE IN THE INMATE'S ACCOUNT AS THE
INMATE REQUESTS AND THE DIRECTOR APPROVES.

(F) PENALTIES.

(1) IF AN INMATE VIOLATES A TRUST OR A CONDITION THAT THE
COUNTY COUNCIL 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.

(2) 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.

(3) IF AN INMATE VIOLATES A CONDITION OR A TERM OF THE PROGRAM
AND THE DIRECTOR OR THE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE REMOVES THE INMATE FROM
THE PROGRAM BECAUSE OF THE VIOLATION, A JUDGE OF THE COMMITTING COURT
MAY REDESIGNATE THE DIVISION OF CORRECTION AS THE AGENCY OF CUSTODY
FOR THE REMAINING TERM OF THE INMATE'S CONFINEMENT.

(G) SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY COUNTY DEPARTMENT.

(1) THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION AND REHABILITATION
SHALL PROVIDE ALL WORK RELEASE, PRERELEASE, AND SIMILAR SERVICES TO
COUNTY RESIDENTS WHO ARE SENTENCED TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE DIVISION
OF CORRECTION.

(2) THE COMMISSIONER OF CORRECTION MAY TRANSFER TO THE
COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION AND REHABILITATION ONLY THOSE
ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE SCREENED AND RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
FOR THE WORK RELEASE OR PRERELEASE PROGRAM, OR BOTH PROGRAMS, BY BOTH
CORRECTIONAL AGENCIES.