A pretrial services program established, improved, or for which a pretrial risk scoring instrument validation is conducted using a grant distributed in accordance with § 4–1103 of this subtitle shall: use a validated, evidence–based, race–neutral risk scoring instrument that is consistent with the Maryland Rules to make recommendations to a judicial officer to determine whether a defendant: is eligible for release: on personal recognizance; or with appropriate pretrial supervision; or should be held without bail; apply best practices shown to be effective in other jurisdictions; and incorporate multiple levels of supervision based on defendant risk scores with features that include: cellular telephone reminders of a defendant’s hearing date; drug and alcohol testing; global positioning satellite monitoring, if applicable; and substance abuse, mental health, or mediation referrals, if approved by the judicial officer and available in the eligible county. A pretrial services program that receives a grant under this subtitle may not charge a fee to any defendant for participation in the program.