B.__Any portion of the time deducted from the sentence of any person pursuant to this subsection may be withdrawn by the chief administrative officer of the state facility for a disciplinary offense or for the violation of any law of the State in accordance with Title 34-A, section 3032 and the rules adopted under that section, or by the sheriff of the county jail in accordance with jail disciplinary procedures.__ Deductions may be withdrawn for months already served or yet to be served by the person up to and including the maximum authorized for that sentence.

C.__The chief administrative officer of the state facility or the sheriff of the county jail may restore any portion of deductions that have been withdrawn under paragraph B if the person's later conduct is such that the restoration is determined to be warranted in the discretion of the chief administrative officer or the sheriff.

10.__Time may be deducted from a term of imprisonment as a result of fulfillment of assigned responsibilities in accordance with this subsection.

A.__In addition to the days of deduction provided for in subsection 9, paragraph A, for any person who commits a crime, except for a crime set forth in subparagraphs (1) to (6) on or after August 1, 2004 and is subsequently sentenced to a term of imprisonment for that crime, up to 3 days per calendar month may be deducted from that term, calculated from the date of commencement of that term as specified under subsection 1, if that person's fulfillment of responsibilities assigned in the person's transition plan for work, education or rehabilitation programs during that month is such that the deduction is determined to be warranted in the discretion of the chief administrative officer of the state facility or the sheriff of the county jail.__Deductions under this paragraph may not be applied to the sentence of a person who commits:

(1)__Murder;

(2)__A crime under chapter 11;

(3)__A crime under section 556;

(4)__A crime under section 854, excluding subsection 1, paragraph A, subparagraph (1);

(5)__A crime under chapter 12; or