1.__The court may sentence a person to a term of imprisonment not to exceed the maximum term authorized for the Class D or Class E crime, suspend the entire term of imprisonment and accompany the suspension with a period of administrative release not to exceed the one year authorized under section 1349-A, subsection 1.

2.__The court may sentence a person to a fine, not to exceed the maximum fine authorized for the Class D or Class E crime, suspend the fine in whole or in part and accompany the suspension with a period of administrative release not to exceed the one year authorized under section 1349-A, subsection 1.

3.__A sentence imposed under subsection 1 or subsection 2 commences on the date the person goes into actual execution of the sentence.

§1349-C.__Requirements of administrative release

1.__If the court imposes a suspended sentence with administrative release under section 1349-B, the court shall attach requirements of administrative release, as authorized by this section, as the court determines to be reasonable and appropriate to help ensure accountability of the person.__The court-imposed requirements of administrative release must include a requirement that the convicted person refrain from criminal conduct.

2.__In addition to a requirement that the convicted person refrain from criminal conduct and a requirement that the convicted person pay all assessments, surcharges, fees and costs required by law, the court in its sentence may require the convicted person:

A.__To pay any fine imposed by the court as part of the sentence;

B.__To make any restitution to each victim of the crime imposed by the court;

C.__To perform any community service work imposed by the court as part of the sentence; or

D.__To satisfy any other requirement reasonably related to helping ensure the accountability of the person.