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United States — Florida
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The Department of Corrections may place some offenders on administrative probation and may charge up to $50 as an initial processing fee; offenders transferred to administrative probation are exempt from further supervision-cost payments.
United States — Florida
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The court must order offenders on probation, community control, or other court-ordered community supervision to submit blood or other biological specimens when required by s. 943.325, and the convicted person must reimburse the agency’s collection and transmission costs.
United States — Florida
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A circuit court may send certain eligible criminal cases to the department for a written presentence investigation report before sentencing.
United States — Florida
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This section lets the court set probation conditions and requires the probationer to follow them.
United States — Florida
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A person on probation or community control may be required to do community service for a tax-supported or tax-exempt entity, if that entity consents.
United States — Florida
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If a defendant is on probation, restitution ordered under section 775.089 becomes a condition of probation.
United States — Florida
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For certain probationers or people on community control, the court must add a condition banning knowing contact with other criminal gang members or associates, unless authorized for investigative purposes.
United States — Florida
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If a court orders residential treatment or incarceration as a probation or community control condition, it must use only listed facilities. A qualified practitioner must assess the person before admission, placement cannot exceed 364 days, and the Department of Corrections may contract for services.
United States — Florida
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If an offender is ordered into or volunteers for certain work programs, the offender is treated as a state employee for chapter 440 purposes, but is not entitled to benefits under s. 440.15; the section does not apply to certain court-ordered community service labor under s. 316.193.
United States — Florida
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The court may require education or literacy completion as a supervision condition, may not revoke supervision for inability alone, may revoke for lack of good faith effort, and may end supervision early after successful completion. Juveniles on community control may have to attend adult education or dropout prevention
United States — Florida
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Courts must order qualifying domestic-violence offenders to attend and complete a batterers’ intervention program as a supervision condition, unless the court finds the person does not qualify; the offender must pay the program cost.
United States — Florida
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The court may set special probation or community control conditions, and must announce them at sentencing and put them in the written order.
United States — Florida
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Some probationers must get a mental health evaluation and follow its recommendations.
United States — Florida
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This section sets probation supervision limits, requires probationers to follow probation conditions, and allows early termination or conversion to administrative probation in specified cases.
United States — Florida
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When probation or community control ends, the department must give the offender written notice of any remaining sentence terms.
United States — Florida
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The court may admonish or commend a probationer or offender in community control, and the department must run a graduated incentives system for compliant people, including supervision reductions for education and steady work.
United States — Florida
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This section lets authorities act when probation or community control is allegedly violated, and it gives courts options to revoke, modify, continue, or sanction supervision depending on the violation and the person’s status.
United States — Florida
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The department must create and use a graduated risk assessment for certain high-risk sex offenders, post supervision history information on the FDLE intranet, and maintain fingerprint-reading capability; county jails and courts also have information-sharing duties.
United States — Florida
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The department must review certain arrested offenders who are on probation or community control.
United States — Florida
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The court must order electronic monitoring in certain sexual-offense probation cases, and must also add electronic monitoring when probation or community control is violated but not revoked.