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CPO SOCE REVIEW Florida StatutesAs defined in s. 944.4731, F.S., a mandatory release program for a nonviolent offender
whose crime was committed on or after July 1, 2001, has a history of substance abuse,
and has participated in treatment - answer Addiction Recovery Supervision (ARS)
as defined in s. 948.013 F.S. a form of non-contact supervision when an offender
represents a low risk of harm to the community and is placed on non-reporting status
until termination; during this period, the officer will monitor for new arrests by conducting
annual FCIC/NCIC records checks - answer Administrative Probation
Section 838.015, F.S. when someone voluntarily offers payment to get an illegal
advantage - answerBribery
s. 948.01, F.S. an intense form of supervised custody in the community that restricts the
freedom of an offender in the community, home, or non-institutional residential
placement - answerCommunity Control
as defined in s. 947.149, F.S., a post-prison supervision for inmates with an existing
medical or physical condition and determined to be permanently incapacitated or
terminally ill. The offender is released for the remainder of their sentence with periodic
medical evaluations - answerConditional Medical Release (CMR)
s. 947.1405, F.S. a prison post release supervision granted to serious offenders to
serve the remainder of their sentence in the community for accrued gain time -
answerConditional Release
Non-public information that is exempt from the provision of s. 119.071, F.S., and
protected from public disclosure - answerConfidential Information
As defined in s. 947.146, F.S., an administrative function solely used to manage the
state prison population within total capacity - answerControl Release
As defined in s.948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision that emphasizes
individualized substance treatment - answerDrug Offender Probation (DOP)
As defined in s. 947.18, F.S., a post-prison supervision where eligible inmates, with
offenses committed prior to Oct 1, 1983, abide by terms and conditions set by the
Florida Commission on Offender Review, for a time period not to exceed the balance of
the sentence - answerParole (PAR)
, As defined in s. 948.08, F.S., a diversion program for persons charged with a crime
before or after and information has been filled or an indictment has been returned to
circuit court. If the offender completes the condition of the program, the case is
dismissed - answerPretrial Intervention Program (PTI)
As defined in s. 948.03, F.S., a court ordered term of supervision under specific
conditions for a specific period of time that cannot exceed the maximum sentence for
the offense - answerProbation Felony Probation
As defined in s. 777.011, F.S., an offender who may have helped another person
commit or attempt to commit a crime; may have intended that the criminal act be done,
did or said something to incite, cause, encourage, assist, or advise another person to
actually commit the crime. The offender does not have to be present when the crime or
incident is actually committed or attempted - answerPrincipal in the First Degree
As defined in s. 948.15., F.S., an offense that places an offender found guilty of a
misdemeanor on probation not to exceed six months - answerProbation Misdemeanor
As defined in s. 948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision with or without electronic
monitoring that emphasizes sex offender treatment - answerSex Offender Community
Control or Sex Offender Probation (SOP)
Section 943.12, F.S. Establishes their duties - answerThe Criminal Justice Standards
and Training Commission (CJSTC)
Section 943.10(3) A person responsible for the supervised custody, surveillance, and
control of assigned inmates, probationers, parolees, or community controlees within the
Department of Corrections' institutions or within the community - answerCorrectional
Probation Officer
Section 943.13 F.S. - answerSets the minimum requirements and standards for
employment as a criminal Justice officer
Section 112.532, F.S. - answerProvides certain protections for law enforcement,
correctional, and correctional probation officers
Section 112.313 F.S - answerstates that no employee of a government agency may use
his or her position of trust to secure a special privilege, benefit, or exemption for
themselves or others
Section 815.06, F.S. - answermakes it a felony to "willfully, knowingly, and without
authorization" access or allow access to any computer, computer system, or computer
network.
s. 768.28 F.S. - answerSovereign Immunity
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