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United States — Florida
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Florida agencies and courts must share and maintain offender-status information for certain violent felony offenders of special concern, including a required listing, court information at first appearance, and advisories at critical stages.
United States — Florida
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Florida law lets certain defendants enter pretrial intervention programs, but they must meet listed conditions and some participants must receive written program rules and court review.
United States — Florida
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Judicial circuits may create community court programs for certain misdemeanor defendants, but participation must be voluntary and the program must meet several staffing, review, reporting, and funding requirements.
United States — Florida
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People placed under supervision, on misdemeanor probation, or under electronic monitoring may have to pay supervision-related costs and fees; the department can also set payment rules and sometimes exempt payments.
United States — Florida
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The Department of Corrections must develop and run a community control program focused on home confinement and close supervision.
United States — Florida
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The court sets community control conditions and must require intensive supervision and surveillance.
United States — Florida
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Florida Corrections must electronically monitor certain offenders, investigate noncompliance reports promptly, and may use local law enforcement help.
United States — Florida
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Some violent offenders released from state prison must receive intensive supervision if they meet listed sentencing or offense-history criteria and have probation after incarceration.
United States — Florida
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Misdemeanor probation supervision is generally limited to 6 months, but the court may set a different period; some alcohol- or drug-related non-felony cases may be supervised up to 1 year.
United States — Florida
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This section sets who can enter certain misdemeanor pretrial treatment programs, when the court must hold a hearing or deny admission, and when charges must be dismissed after successful completion.
United States — Florida
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This section lets a court, in qualifying cases, withhold adjudication or sentence and place a defendant on drug offender probation or a treatment-based drug court program.
United States — Florida
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Courts may require certain probationers or people on community control to attend treatment programs, and must prefer programs available through veterans’ affairs agencies.
United States — Florida
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This section requires courts to impose special probation or community control conditions for certain sex-offense-related cases, including curfew, treatment, contact limits, internet limits, DNA submission, restitution, and search conditions.
United States — Florida
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For certain probationers or community controllees, the court must consider electronic monitoring and a no-go zone within 1,000 feet of any school.
United States — Florida
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The court may require certain probationers or community controllees to be evaluated for sexual offender treatment, and if treatment is recommended, they must complete and pay for it.
United States — Florida
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Law enforcement agencies must contact the Department of Corrections to check whether a person arrested or investigated for certain sex offenses is under supervision, and must immediately notify the person’s probation or release supervisor if so.
United States — Florida
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This section lets eligible counties or county consortiums contract for community corrections funds and sets planning, reporting, compliance, and fund-use rules.
United States — Florida
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Cities and counties that choose to create the program must support a local offender advisory council, and the council must carry out listed community-correction duties.
United States — Florida
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Chapters 947-949 do not change the law on parole and probation as administered by a circuit court exercising juvenile jurisdiction.
United States — Florida
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Chapters 947-949 must not be read to change or modify the parole law administered by the Department of Juvenile Justice.