(a) In the event an offender transferred under this section, §§ 16-93-614 -- 16-93-616, or § 16-93-618 violates the terms or conditions of his or her transfer, a hearing shall follow all applicable legal requirements and shall be subject to any additional policies, rules, and regulations set by the Parole Board.
(b)
(1) In the event an offender transferred under this section and §§ 16-93-614 -- 16-93-616, or § 16-93-618 is found to be or becomes ineligible for transfer into a Department of Community Correction facility, he or she shall be transported to the Department of Correction to serve the remainder of his or her sentence.
(2) Notice of the ineligibility and the reasons therefor shall be provided to the offender, and a hearing may be requested before the board if the offender contests the factual basis of the ineligibility. Otherwise, the board may administratively approve the transfer to the Department of Correction.
(c) An offender who is judicially transferred to a Department of Community Correction facility and subsequently transferred back to the Department of Correction by the board for disciplinary or administrative reasons may not become eligible for any further transfer under § 16-93-614(c)(2)(E) and (F).
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