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United States — Florida
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Counties may contract for inmate education services, and local school districts must offer educational services to certain detained minors and eligible students with disabilities.
United States — Florida
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It is an offence to interfere with county prisoners or the officers in charge of them by assaulting them or trying to incite the prisoners to disobey, revolt, or escape.
United States — Florida
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County prisoners may earn gain-time for good conduct, and the county commissioners control how it is granted, limited, or forfeited.
United States — Florida
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People may not bring, possess, pass to inmates, take, or send listed contraband in county detention facilities unless authorized through regular channels by the sheriff or officer in charge.
United States — Florida
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Detention facility employees are prohibited from sexual misconduct with inmates or supervised offenders, and violations can lead to felony punishment and dismissal.
United States — Florida
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Certain local and state officials may visit the county or municipal detention facility at their pleasure.
United States — Florida
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This section sets definitions and operating standards for county and municipal detention facilities, requires monthly information reporting, annual firesafety inspections, and creates penalties for certain repeated jail-rule violations.
United States — Florida
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Florida jail standards must require regular inspections of county and municipal detention facilities, with extra deadlines and penalties for noncompliance.
United States — Florida
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Prisoners in a county residential probation center must live there except for work time and travel, keep working, and join required programs; the center must provide the programs and health care.
United States — Florida
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This section lets counties run work-release for county prisoners, with court and sheriff involvement, but excludes people convicted of sexual battery under s. 794.011.
United States — Florida
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County-prisoner-made goods and services may be sold or furnished to specified government recipients or the public, and any sale must follow rules set by the county’s governing body.
United States — Florida
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County boards must create or join a public safety coordinating council, and council meetings and records must be open to the public.
United States — Florida
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County and municipal detention facilities must have written blood-testing procedures for inmates, and certain exposure notices and test-result disclosures must be made.
United States — Florida
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The county sheriff, chief correctional officer, or their designee must set up a process to share enough information with the Social Security Administration to identify incarcerated people wrongly receiving entitlement benefits, after consulting the Department of Law Enforcement and the SSA.
United States — Florida
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A county detention facility administrator must give certain release-related materials to eligible prisoners before discharge, and the prisoner must complete the application form to start civil rights restoration.
United States — Florida
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This section says Chapter 957 may be cited as the “Correctional Privatization Act.”
United States — Florida
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This section defines “department” to mean the Department of Corrections in this chapter.
United States — Florida
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This section sets contract requirements for contractor-operated correctional facilities, including contractor qualifications, indemnity, accreditation, staffing, monitor access, financing, and limits on state payment obligations.
United States — Florida
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Contractors under this chapter are liable for inmate care and contract breaches, cannot use sovereign immunity as a defense, must meet demanding training standards, pay employee training costs, and certain contractors and their employees are exempt from chapter 493 licensing rules.
United States — Florida
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A contractor cannot make certain inmate classification, discipline, release, work, or parole-related decisions, but may make limited recommendations, requests, and reports.