| 1. Work program; payment of restitution and fines. A |
| prisoner who has been ordered to pay restitution or fines may not |
| be released pursuant to a work program administered by the |
| Department of Corrections under Title 34-A, section 3035, or a |
| sheriff under Title 30-A, section 1605, or participate in an |
| industry program under Title 34-A, section 1403, subsection 9 or |
| any other program administered by the Department of Corrections |
| or a sheriff by which a prisoner is able to generate money, |
| unless the prisoner consents to pay at least 25% of the |
| prisoner's gross weekly wages or other money generated to the |
| victim or the court until such time as full restitution has been |
| made or the fine is paid in full. The chief administrative |
| officer of the correctional facility where the prisoner is |
| incarcerated shall collect and disburse to the victim or victims |
| that portion of the prisoner's wages or other money generated |
| agreed to as payment of restitution. The chief administrative |
| officer of the correctional facility where the prisoner is |
| incarcerated shall also collect and disburse to the court that |
| portion of the prisoner's wages or other money generated agreed |
| to as payment of fines after the restitution is paid in full. If |
| the victim or victims ordered by the court to receive restitution |
| cannot be located, the correctional facility shall inform the |
| court that ordered restitution. The court shall determine the |
| distribution of these funds. |