; and (C) a comprehensive and coherent plan detailing the proposals of the State to use amounts from the implementation grant that— (i) is based upon the activities the State performed with a planning grant received under this section; and (ii) describes the policy changes planned to carry out paragraph (3) to achieve the purpose of the implementation grant. (3) Use of funds A State that receives an implementation grant under this section shall use amounts from the grant to— (A) reduce the prison population of the State by— (i) establishing or supporting programs that divert individuals from incarceration; (ii) eliminating policies, with a retroactive effect, that drive excessive and unnecessarily lengthy terms of imprisonment, including by— (I) repealing mandatory minimum penalties for certain offenses; (II) repealing sentencing enhancements for certain offenses; and (III) downgrading certain criminal offenses, such as reducing felony offenses to misdemeanor offenses; (iii) implementing policies, with a retroactive effect, that help promote proportionality and fairness in sentencing, including by— (I) capping sentences; and (II) reviewing and modifying sentences automatically after 15 years; (iv) implementing policies, with a retroactive effect, that increase opportunities for early release, including by— (I) expanding opportunities and incentives for incarcerated individuals to earn time off of their custodial sentence; (II) repealing policies that restrict or reduce parole eligibility, such as truth in sentencing laws; and (III) eliminating policies that delay initial parole eligibility beyond 10 years; (v) reducing or eliminating the use of incarceration as a sanction for non-criminal rule violations of community supervision, such as technical parole and probation violations, including missing drug treatment classes