An offender may be required to participate in programs in the following areas to be eligible for home detention placement: Substance abuse treatment; Employment readiness training; or A program as directed by the Commission. An offender is ineligible for home detention placement if the offender: Is alleged to have violated a condition of parole and is in a pretrial status following an arrest for a crime of violence as defined in Criminal Law Article, §14-101, Annotated Code of Maryland, or has been found to be in violation of parole conditions as a result of a conviction for a crime of violence; or Has ever been convicted of the crime of child abuse under Criminal Law Article, §3-601, Annotated Code of Maryland. To be eligible for placement in home detention, an offender shall meet the following criteria: Agree to accept approved employment; Have a telephone in the offender's approved residence; Have no chronic medical problem that would preclude the offender's placement; and Sign a waiver of extradition.