8. It grants the sentencing court the authority to deviate from a mandatory minimum sentence and mandatory minimum fine in those circumstances when the court determines that the mandatory fine or sentence would create a substantial injustice and the deviation would not diminish the gravity of the offense or adversely affect the public safety. The court must consider specific factors before deviating from the mandatory minimum.

9. It requires a notice of a defendant's release sent to a victim to include a phone number or address of a publicly accessible site on the Internet so the victim can learn the earliest possible date of the expiration of the imprisonment portion of the defendant's sentence.

10. It provides that a person who is entitled to a deduction from that person's sentence for time spent in detention may be given additional detention credit for good behavior during the time spent in detention.

11. It increases the amount of good behavior good time that may be awarded from 2 to 4 days, except for persons convicted of gross sexual assault or murder.

12. It expands the concept of good time earned for work to include good time earned for education and rehabilitation and increases the amount that may be awarded from 3 to 5 days for prisoners in state facilities participating in community programs.

13. It rewards counties that use 50% of their community corrections program funding on diversion programs by reallocating funds from counties that do not comply with the requirement to use 20% of their funds on community corrections programs.

14. It directs the Department of Behavioral and Developmental Services, the Department of Corrections and county sheriffs to develop a joint plan of action to address mental illness in the criminal justice community.

15. It places a moratorium on any amendments to the Maine Criminal Code with the exception of changes recommended by the Commission to Improve Community Safety and Sex Offender Accountability.