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United States — Florida
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This section sets how the commission chooses its chair, vice chair, secretary, administrators, and office locations, and describes the chair’s and commission’s powers and duties.
United States — Florida
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Creates the Federal Grants Trust Fund and assigns it to the Florida Commission on Offender Review for administration.
United States — Florida
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The commission must adopt an official seal, and courts must take judicial notice of that seal.
United States — Florida
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The commission must meet regularly, decide parole matters in public meetings, and adopt rules for victim participation.
United States — Florida
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The commission may adopt rules for its governance, including rules of practice and procedure and rules about employee qualifications.
United States — Florida
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The commission must conduct its rulemaking under chapter 120, and only certain listed final orders may be indexed under chapter 120.
United States — Florida
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Commission members and full-time employees may not do outside business, hold other public office, or take certain political roles while serving.
United States — Florida
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The Department of Legal Affairs must act as legal adviser to the commission.
United States — Florida
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Commission members and employees are entitled to reimbursement for travel expenses under s. 112.061, and the Chief Financial Officer must pay expenses when the required warrants, vouchers, and commission approvals are in place.
United States — Florida
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The commission has power to decide parole, conditional release, control release, and conditional medical release matters, and it must immediately examine records.
United States — Florida
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This section requires the department and commission to create and run a mutual participation program for eligible offenders, with program terms, parole supervision criteria, and periodic progress reports.
United States — Florida
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This section creates Florida’s conditional release program and requires eligible inmates to be released under supervision with commission-set conditions.
United States — Florida
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This section lets the commission or its representative seek a warrant when a supervised releasee materially violates release terms, requires detention without bond in set felony-arrest situations, and gives the releasee a hearing and related hearing rights.
United States — Florida
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This section creates a Control Release Authority to manage prison population through control release.
United States — Florida
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If a defendant is released under control release, any restitution ordered under s. 775.089 becomes a condition of that release.
United States — Florida
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Florida’s commission must create a conditional medical release program, and the department must identify and refer potentially eligible inmates.
United States — Florida
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The commission must file a yearly written report with a full financial statement and send copies to the Governor and Cabinet, the Department of Legal Affairs, and other officials or persons it considers advisable.
United States — Florida
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This section sets when eligible inmates must get initial parole interviews and describes limited postponements, deferrals, and court review of parole release orders.
United States — Florida
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The commission must develop and implement objective parole guidelines and review them at least once a year.
United States — Florida
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If a person on a parole-eligible sentence later gets a parole-ineligible sentence, the person must still be considered for parole on the parole-eligible sentence.