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Session Laws, 2007
Volume 803, Page 971   View pdf image
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Ch. 91
Martin O'Malley, Governor
(b) The Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner may grant special leave for
the purpose of allowing an inmate to: (1) attend an educational program; (2) improve job skills; (3) attend a trade licensing examination; (4) be interviewed for employment; (5) participate as a volunteer for a governmental unit in an activity
that serves the general public; (6) participate in athletic competition; [or] (7) participate in a civic activity that benefits the inmate or the
community; OR (8) PARTICIPATE IN A RESIDENTIAL OR NONRESIDENTIAL
TREATMENT PROGRAM INCLUDING A PROGRAM FOR PREGNANT WOMEN OR A
PROGRAM TO ESTABLISH BONDING BETWEEN MOTHERS AND NEWBORN
CHILDREN. (C) AN INMATE GRANTED LEAVE UNDER THIS SECTION MAY BE
ALLOWED TO REMAIN OUTSIDE THE INSTITUTION FOR ANY PERIOD OF TIME
CONSISTENT WITH PUBLIC SAFETY. [(c)] (D) (1) An inmate is not eligible for special leave under this section
unless the managing official and Commissioner concur that positive attitudinal and
growth patterns are being established. (2) Special leave shall be issued in writing and signed personally by
both the managing official and either the Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner. (3) As a condition of granting special leave, the Commissioner may
require that the inmate agree to waive the right to contest extradition proceedings. (4) The Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner shall file the order
granting special leave in the Division. 7-301.
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