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United States — Florida
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The Governor or the Governor’s designee may consent to transferring a convicted foreign citizen or national if a relevant treaty is in effect and its terms are met.
United States — Florida
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The department may contract with private transport companies to move prisoners, but the contract must require coverage, training, humane treatment, reporting, and licensing.
United States — Florida
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Before certain intellectually disabled inmates are released, the Department of Corrections must notify the Agency for Persons with Disabilities.
United States — Florida
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The Department of Corrections must send release and identification-related notices and documents for inmates before release, and an inmate who refuses a digitized photograph can be charged with a third-degree felony.
United States — Florida
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This section requires the department to share specified information about sexual offenders when they are released, and allows law enforcement to notify the public.
United States — Florida
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This section requires sexual offenders to register, report changes, and provide detailed personal and location information to corrections and law enforcement agencies.
United States — Florida
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This section requires specified career offenders and officials to register, collect, verify, update, and forward offender information to the Department of Law Enforcement.
United States — Florida
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Florida law requires the department and other law-enforcement actors to share release-related information about career offenders and, in some cases, notify the public.
United States — Florida
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The Legislature says inmates should be released as close as possible to their home or county of commitment, and eligible releasees must be escorted by a correctional officer when transported.
United States — Florida
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This section defines “Florida releasee” and “out-of-state releasee” for use in s. 944.613.
United States — Florida
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Releasees who are leaving the state, or leaving the county of confinement while staying in Florida, must be transported by common carrier using the most economical means, with private transportation limited to a family member or friend who will immediately take the releasee to the destination.
United States — Florida
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This section limits when a convicted person may be released from incarceration and says a person with a control release date may not رفض? no, may not refuse the terms or conditions of control release.
United States — Florida
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Sections 944.701-944.708 may be cited as the “Transition Assistance Program Act.”
United States — Florida
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The Legislature says people released from incarceration should be provided basic reentry resources, including employment help, life skills training, job placement, and support services.
United States — Florida
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The department must confirm a detainer with the originating authority before release, and inmates with detainers are eligible only if the department finds cancellation is likely or the related incarceration will be short.
United States — Florida
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State inmates nearing release from contractor-operated correctional facilities must receive the same transition assistance services, and released inmates must have equal access to placement consideration for contracted substance abuse transition housing programs.
United States — Florida
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The department must place transition assistance specialists at major institutions, and those specialists must carry out listed release-support duties.
United States — Florida
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The department must provide a release orientation program and related reentry support for eligible inmates and released inmates.
United States — Florida
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Released inmates are eligible for transition assistance, the department may contract for basic support services, and the department must adopt rules for transition assistance.
United States — Florida
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Most inmates released from incarceration by the department must complete a 100-hour transition course covering job readiness and life management skills, unless they are released in an emergency situation.