COMAR 12.02.12.05. Placement of an Inmate on Work Release
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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 12 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES › Subtitle 02 DIVISION OF CORRECTION › Chapter 12 Work Release › COMAR 12.02.12.05
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A. The warden shall ensure that a participating inmate be given an orientation which explains the rules and regulations of the work release program to an inmate before an inmate's placement on a job.
B. A work release counselor shall assist an inmate in the development of employment opportunities and placement on a job which is consistent with an inmate's individual and program goals.
C. A counselor shall evaluate the legitimacy of each job opportunity before placement of an inmate, and shall also evaluate the integrity of the potential employer.
D. The Commissioner or a warden may establish a list of unacceptable employment conditions for work release jobs. Inmates may not be placed on jobs that have any of the unacceptable conditions specified by the Commissioner or a warden.
E. Each warden shall ensure that each employer is provided with a:
(1) Copy of all work release rules which the employer and the inmate are required to follow; and
(2) Work release orientation explaining the rules of the work release program and the Division's expectations of participating employers.
F. A warden shall ensure that a work release plan is established for each inmate before an inmate's placement on a work release job. A warden shall ensure that each work release plan includes, at a minimum, the inmate's:
(1) Assigned place of employment;
(2) Hours to be worked;
(3) Means of transportation;
(4) Time allowed for transportation; and
(5) Salary.
G. The Commissioner or designee shall ensure that a work release plan is reviewed and approved by the facility administrator at an inmate's assigned prerelease unit.
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