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United States — Florida
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The department may enter into a contract for a facility only if it determines the deal will save at least 7% versus public provision, and it must calculate and report the related cost figures.
United States — Florida
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The department must transfer prisoners to contractor-operated correctional facilities at 90% to 100% of capacity and ensure the transferred prisoners reflect a cross-section of the general inmate population.
United States — Florida
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This section says certain crimes at contractor-operated correctional facilities are treated as crimes, that sentence-related laws apply to inmates there, and that this chapter controls if it conflicts with specified other sections.
United States — Florida
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The office must evaluate the costs and benefits of each contract and recommend whether to continue management contracts.
United States — Florida
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A bidder or potential bidder must not contact the department about a competitive solicitation, proposal, or evaluation/selection process, except in writing to the procurement office or as allowed by the solicitation documents.
United States — Florida
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement may accept fingerprints and arrange exchanges of criminal history records for certain job applicants at contractor-operated correctional facilities.
United States — Florida
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Private vendors operating a correctional facility must provide contingency and emergency plans, and the department may terminate the contract or temporarily take control in certain circumstances.
United States — Florida
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The department must include a separate budget request item for funds to pay certain contracts tied to contractor-operated correctional facilities.
United States — Florida
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The department may modify and execute agreements with contractors to expand contracted correctional facility capacity.
United States — Florida
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Sections 958.011-958.15 are known and may be cited as the “Florida Youthful Offender Act.”
United States — Florida
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This section says the chapter aims to help youthful offenders return to the community through vocational, educational, counseling, and public service opportunities, and to keep them away from older criminals during confinement.
United States — Florida
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This section defines key terms used in the act, including “Department,” “Community control program,” “Court,” “Probation,” and “Youthful offender.”
United States — Florida
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This section lets a court sentence certain eligible people as youthful offenders and sets limits on probation, incarceration, and commitment. It also requires the department to adopt program rules and provide special staff training.
United States — Florida
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The department must run a youthful offender basic training program and screen eligible offenders for participation.
United States — Florida
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A court may sentence a youthful offender to a county-operated youthful offender boot camp in counties that have such programs, except boot camps described in s. 958.04. Juvenile offenders may not be commingled with youthful offenders in those programs.
United States — Florida
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The court may, within 60 days after sentence is imposed and on motion of the defendant or on its own motion, suspend the sentence and place the defendant on probation in a community control program. The department must send the court relevant progress material at least 3 working days before the hearing on the motion.
United States — Florida
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The defendant can present facts to the court, and the defendant, the attorney, and the state may inspect factual material in certain presentence reports. The court may withhold confidential sources, but it must explain and disclose the reason for any nondisclosure.
United States — Florida
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The department must adopt rules for extending confinement limits for eligible youthful offenders and may authorize temporary leave or community activity under conditions.
United States — Florida
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The department must designate and run youthful-offender institutions and programs, screen eligible inmates, and coordinate and document assignments and transfers. It may also place or retain youthful offenders in certain nonstandard facilities when the listed conditions are met.
United States — Florida
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Youthful offenders must take part in assigned work and rehabilitative programs, and the department must provide listed services and develop community partnerships.