CPO SOCE REVIEW FLORIDA
STATUTES QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT (GRADED A+)
Q: What Florida statute refers to a mandatory release program for nonviolent
offenders with a history of substance abuse and participation in treatment?
A: Section 944.4731, Florida Statutes, establishes the Addiction Recovery
Supervision (ARS) program, mandating post-incarceration supervision for eligible
nonviolent offenders with substance abuse histories.
Q: Which Florida statute defines a form of non-contact supervision for low-risk
offenders, involving non-reporting status until termination?
A: Section 948.013, Florida Statutes, outlines Administrative Probation, allowing
the Department of Corrections to transfer eligible offenders to non-reporting
supervision after they've completed at least half of their probation term. Florida
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Q: What Florida statute addresses the offense of offering or accepting bribes to
influence public servants?
A: Section 838.015, Florida Statutes, defines bribery as knowingly and
intentionally giving, offering, or promising to a public servant, or requesting,
soliciting, accepting, or agreeing to accept from a public servant, any
unauthorized benefit to influence official actions. Florida Senate
Q: Which Florida statute pertains to a form of supervised custody in the
community that restricts an offender's freedom?
, A: Section 948.01, Florida Statutes, describes Community Control as an intensive
form of supervised custody in the community, home, or non-institutional
residential placement, restricting an offender's freedom.
Q: What Florida statute provides for post-prison supervision of inmates who are
permanently incapacitated or terminally ill?
A: Section 947.149, Florida Statutes, establishes the Conditional Medical Release
program, allowing the release of inmates who are permanently incapacitated or
terminally ill, with periodic medical evaluations. Florida Senate
Q: Which Florida statute allows serious offenders to serve the remainder of their
sentence in the community for accrued gain time?
A: Section 947.1405, Florida Statutes, outlines the Conditional Release program,
permitting certain serious offenders to serve the remainder of their sentence in
the community based on accrued gain time.
Q: What Florida statute protects non-public information from public disclosure?
A: Section 119.071, Florida Statutes, exempts certain non-public information from
public disclosure, including personal information of law enforcement personnel
and other specified individuals.
As defined in s. 947.146, F.S., an administrative function solely used to manage
the state prison population within total capacity - ANSWER✔✔ Control Release
As defined in s.948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision that emphasizes
individualized substance treatment - ANSWER✔✔ Drug 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
STATUTES QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT (GRADED A+)
Q: What Florida statute refers to a mandatory release program for nonviolent
offenders with a history of substance abuse and participation in treatment?
A: Section 944.4731, Florida Statutes, establishes the Addiction Recovery
Supervision (ARS) program, mandating post-incarceration supervision for eligible
nonviolent offenders with substance abuse histories.
Q: Which Florida statute defines a form of non-contact supervision for low-risk
offenders, involving non-reporting status until termination?
A: Section 948.013, Florida Statutes, outlines Administrative Probation, allowing
the Department of Corrections to transfer eligible offenders to non-reporting
supervision after they've completed at least half of their probation term. Florida
Senate+1Florida Senate+1
Q: What Florida statute addresses the offense of offering or accepting bribes to
influence public servants?
A: Section 838.015, Florida Statutes, defines bribery as knowingly and
intentionally giving, offering, or promising to a public servant, or requesting,
soliciting, accepting, or agreeing to accept from a public servant, any
unauthorized benefit to influence official actions. Florida Senate
Q: Which Florida statute pertains to a form of supervised custody in the
community that restricts an offender's freedom?
, A: Section 948.01, Florida Statutes, describes Community Control as an intensive
form of supervised custody in the community, home, or non-institutional
residential placement, restricting an offender's freedom.
Q: What Florida statute provides for post-prison supervision of inmates who are
permanently incapacitated or terminally ill?
A: Section 947.149, Florida Statutes, establishes the Conditional Medical Release
program, allowing the release of inmates who are permanently incapacitated or
terminally ill, with periodic medical evaluations. Florida Senate
Q: Which Florida statute allows serious offenders to serve the remainder of their
sentence in the community for accrued gain time?
A: Section 947.1405, Florida Statutes, outlines the Conditional Release program,
permitting certain serious offenders to serve the remainder of their sentence in
the community based on accrued gain time.
Q: What Florida statute protects non-public information from public disclosure?
A: Section 119.071, Florida Statutes, exempts certain non-public information from
public disclosure, including personal information of law enforcement personnel
and other specified individuals.
As defined in s. 947.146, F.S., an administrative function solely used to manage
the state prison population within total capacity - ANSWER✔✔ Control Release
As defined in s.948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision that emphasizes
individualized substance treatment - ANSWER✔✔ Drug 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
