(1) The indeterminate sentence review board will exercise its authority over the individuals under its jurisdiction in a manner that:

(a) Places a high priority on public safety;

(b) Imposes only those reasonable and enforceable conditions of community custody necessary to facilitate the safety of previous victims and potential victims, encourage responsibility, and to assist the individual's lawful reintegration into the community; and

(c) Supports the role and responsibility of the community corrections officer to assist individuals to reenter the community in a law-abiding manner.

(2) In making a decision on sanctions, community custody revocation or reinstatement, the indeterminate sentence review board may consider the following factors in addition to factors that are case specific:

(a) Whether or not the community custody violation behavior has resulted, or may result in a criminal conviction;

(b) The relationship of the community custody violation behavior to the committing offense and the nature of the violation;

(c) The length of time the individual has been on community custody as well as time previously served on the conviction;

(d) The perspective and recommendation of victim(s) and/or other concerned citizens;

(e) The recommendation and supporting reasons offered by the community corrections officer, the individual and/or attorney, and the assistant attorney general;

(f) The level of risk to the community posed by the individual;

(g) The previous board action during the current or prior periods of community custody;

(h) The number of previous violation processes and compliance with resulting sanctions;

(i) The graduated sanction system;

(j) Relevant case law; and

(k) Adjustment to supervision.