The judge shall document on the guidelines worksheet the reason or reasons for imposing a sentence outside of the recommended guidelines range. Common reasons for departure under the guidelines range include, but are not limited to, the following: The parties reached a plea agreement that called for a reduced sentence; The offender had a minor role in the offense; The offender is or was suffering from a mental or physical condition that reduces culpability for the offense; The offender’s age/health; The offender is amenable to probation or other community supervision; The offender made restorative efforts after the offense; The offender’s criminal history is less severe than represented by offender score; The offender's commitment to substance abuse treatment or other therapeutic program; or Recommendation of the State's attorney or Division of Parole and Probation. Common reasons for departure over the guidelines range include, but are not limited to, the following: The offender had a major role in the offense; The level of harm was excessive; Special circumstances of the victim; The offender exploited a position of trust; The offender’s criminal history is more serious than represented by offender score; The parties reached a plea agreement that called for an increased sentence; The vicious or heinous nature of the conduct; or Recommendation of the State's attorney or Division of Parole and Probation.