Except under §C of this regulation, upon the recommendation of case management staff, a warden may restore diminution credit revoked during the current incarceration. Case management staff may recommend restoration of revoked diminution credit for an inmate who: Has no guilty finding for an inmate rule violation in the preceding 6 months; Is not serving a period of disciplinary segregation; Has not been in disciplinary segregation in the preceding 6 months; With the application of the maximum amount of restored diminution credit, is within 12 months of release; and Has: Not received prior consideration for restoration of diminution credit during the current term of confinement; or Received prior consideration for restoration of diminution credit where, as part of that consideration, a condition was imposed that the inmate was required to meet before a second consideration to restore revoked diminution credit would be given under this regulation. Refusal to Submit to Medical Testing or Provide a DNA Sample. A warden may restore, with a recommendation from case management staff, diminution credit revoked for an inmate's refusal to: Submit to a medical test affecting the public health or facility security; or Provide a DNA sample. Before a warden restores diminution credit revoked for refusing to submit to medical testing or provide a DNA sample, a warden shall verify that the inmate has submitted to the required medical test or provided the DNA sample. An inmate has no entitlement to approval of restoration of revoked credit.