Florida Senate - 2012 SENATOR AMENDMENT
Bill No. CS for CS for SB 448
Barcode 331064
LEGISLATIVE ACTION
Senate . House
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Floor: 2/AD/2R .
03/09/2012 03:41 PM .
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Senator Bogdanoff moved the following:
1 Senate Amendment (with title amendment)
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3 Delete lines 254 - 302
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5 (8)(a) The department shall submit a report to the
6 sentencing court at least 30 days before the nonviolent offender
7 is scheduled to complete the reentry program. The report must
8 describe the offender’s performance in the reentry program and
9 certify whether the performance is satisfactory. The court may
10 schedule a hearing to consider any modification to the imposed
11 sentence. Notwithstanding the eligibility criteria contained in
12 s. 948.20, Florida Statutes, if the offender’s performance is
13 satisfactory to the department and the court, the court shall
14 issue an order modifying the sentence imposed and placing the
15 offender on drug offender probation, as described in s.
16 948.20(2), Florida Statutes, subject to the department’s
17 certification of the offender’s successful completion of the
18 remainder of the reentry program. The term of drug offender
19 probation must not be less than the remainder of time that the
20 offender would have served in prison, but for participating in
21 the program. A condition of drug offender probation may include
22 electronic monitoring or placement in a community residential or
23 nonresidential licensed substance abuse treatment facility under
24 the jurisdiction of the department or the Department of Children
25 and Family Services or any public or private entity providing
26 such services. The order shall include findings that the
27 offender’s performance is satisfactory, that the requirements
28 for resentencing under this section are satisfied, and that the
29 public safety will not be compromised. If the nonviolent
30 offender violates the conditions of drug offender probation, the
31 court may revoke probation and impose any sentence that it might
32 have originally imposed. No offender may be released from the
33 custody of the department under this section except pursuant to
34 a judicial order modifying his or her sentence.
35 (b) If an offender being released pursuant to paragraph (a)
36 intends to reside in a county that has established a
37 postadjudicatory drug court program as described in s. 397.334,
38 Florida Statutes, the sentencing court may require the offender
39 to successfully complete the postadjudicatory drug court program
40 as a condition of drug offender probation. The original
41 sentencing court shall relinquish jurisdiction of the offender’s
42 case to the postadjudicatory drug court program until the
43 offender is no longer active in the program, the case is
44 returned to the sentencing court due to the offender’s
45 termination from the program for failure to comply with the
46 terms thereof, or the offender’s sentence is completed. If
47 transferred to a postadjudicatory drug court program, the
48 offender shall comply with all conditions and orders of the
49 program.
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52 And the title is amended as follows:
53 Delete lines 42 - 55
54 and insert:
55 requiring that the department submit a report to the
56 sentencing court at least 30 days before the
57 nonviolent offender is scheduled to complete the
58 reentry program; setting forth the issues to be
59 addressed in the report; providing a court may
60 schedule a hearing to consider any modifications to an
61 imposed sentence; requiring the sentencing court to
62 issue an order modifying the sentence imposed and
63 placing the nonviolent offender on drug offender
64 probation if the nonviolent offender’s performance is
65 satisfactory; authorizing the court to revoke
66 probation and impose the original sentence in
67 specified circumstances; authorizing the court to
68 require the offender to complete a postadjudicatory
69 drug court program in specified circumstances;
70 directing the department to