Each hearing examiner and commissioner determining whether an incarcerated individual is suitable for parole, and the Commission before entering into a predetermined parole release agreement, shall consider:
(1) the circumstances surrounding the crime;
(2) the physical, mental, and moral qualifications of the incarcerated individual;
(3) the progress of the incarcerated individual during confinement, including the academic progress of the incarcerated individual in the mandatory education program required under § 22–102 of the Education Article;
(4) a report on a drug or alcohol evaluation that has been conducted on the incarcerated individual, including any recommendations concerning the incarcerated individual’s amenability for treatment and the availability of an appropriate treatment program;
(5) whether, taking into account the totality of the circumstances including the age of the incarcerated individual, there is reasonable probability that the incarcerated individual, if released on parole, will not recidivate;
(6) whether release of the incarcerated individual on parole is compatible with public safety;
(7) an updated victim impact statement or recommendation prepared under § 7–801 of this title;
(8) any recommendation made by the sentencing judge at the time of sentencing;
(9) any information that is presented to a commissioner at a meeting with the victim;
(10) any testimony presented to the Commission by the victim or the victim’s designated representative under § 7–801 of this title; and
(11) compliance with the case plan developed under § 7–301.1 of this subtitle or § 3–601 of this article.