CPO SOCE REVIEW Florida Statutes
794.011 - Sexual Battery on a child under 12 by a person 18 or older is a capital felony and
requires a life sentence without the possibility of parole
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 - Principal in the First Degree
As 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 - Addiction Recovery Supervision (ARS)
As defined in s. 947.146, F.S., an administrative function solely used to manage the state prison
population within total capacity - Control Release
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 - Conditional
Medical Release (CMR)
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 - Parole (PAR)
As defined in s. 948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision with or without electronic monitoring
that emphasizes sex offender treatment - Sex Offender Community Control or Sex Offender
Probation (SOP)
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 - Administrative Probation
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 - Probation
Felony Probation
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 - Pretrial Intervention
Program (PTI)
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 - Probation Misdemeanor
As defined in s.948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision that emphasizes individualized
substance treatment - Drug Offender Probation (DOP)
Chapter 119, F.S. - States that all state, county, and municipal records are open for inspection
and copying by any person, unless made confidential or exempt by law
, Chapter 394, F.S. - The Baker Act
Chapter 787 F.S. - outlines the elements of interference with custody, luring or enticing of a
child, false imprisonment, and kidnapping.
Chapter 794, F.S. - addresses prosecution of sexual assault or sexual battery
Chapter 827 F.S. - Defines the elements of child abuse.
Chapter 90, F.S., - the Florida evidence code - provides the basic concepts and rules of
evidence used in a criminal or civil proceeding
Chapter 921, F.S. - establishes guidelines for sentencing an offender
Chapter 944, F.S. - provides the department of corrections the authority to provide intensive and
meaningful supervision for those on probation so that the condition or situation which caused
the person to commit the crime is corrected.
Chapter 948, F.S. - Dictates standard conditions of supervision.
Chapter 958, F.S. - contains sentencing guidelines for youthful offenders
Chapters 775 and 921 F.S. - Cover general criminal penalties and sentencing
F.A.C. 33-208 - Details administrative penalties for officer failure to report sexual battery or
sexual assault of an offender.
Non-public information that is exempt from the provision of s. 119.071, F.S., and protected from
public disclosure - Confidential Information
s. 119.07 F.S. - exempts certain offender photographs from publication on the Department of
Corrections public website, such as offenders participating in a PTI program, prior law
enforcement officers, and confidential informants
s. 394.455, F.S. - defines mental illness is an impairment of the mental or emotional processes
that exercise the conscious control of one's actions
s. 394.459 F.S. - People with mental illness have the right to individual dignity and treatment
s. 397.675 F.S. - Marchman Act- provides for the involuntary or voluntary assessment and
stabilization of a person allegedly abusing substances, such as drugs or alcohol, providing
treatment for substance abuse
s. 413.08 F.S. - Offenders with an impairment may use a service animal in public places
s. 456.057 F.S. - Govern how Florida implements HIPPA
s. 468.8314 F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Home Inspection
s. 482.161 F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Pest Control
s. 493.6118 F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Security Guard
s. 562.13(3)(a) F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Bar Tending
s. 741.30 F.S. - Injunction for Protection against Domestic Violence
s. 768.28 F.S. - Sovereign Immunity
s. 775.08(2) F.S. - Misdemeanor
794.011 - Sexual Battery on a child under 12 by a person 18 or older is a capital felony and
requires a life sentence without the possibility of parole
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 - Principal in the First Degree
As 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 - Addiction Recovery Supervision (ARS)
As defined in s. 947.146, F.S., an administrative function solely used to manage the state prison
population within total capacity - Control Release
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 - Conditional
Medical Release (CMR)
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 - Parole (PAR)
As defined in s. 948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision with or without electronic monitoring
that emphasizes sex offender treatment - Sex Offender Community Control or Sex Offender
Probation (SOP)
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 - Administrative Probation
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 - Probation
Felony Probation
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 - Pretrial Intervention
Program (PTI)
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 - Probation Misdemeanor
As defined in s.948.01, F.S., a form of intense supervision that emphasizes individualized
substance treatment - Drug Offender Probation (DOP)
Chapter 119, F.S. - States that all state, county, and municipal records are open for inspection
and copying by any person, unless made confidential or exempt by law
, Chapter 394, F.S. - The Baker Act
Chapter 787 F.S. - outlines the elements of interference with custody, luring or enticing of a
child, false imprisonment, and kidnapping.
Chapter 794, F.S. - addresses prosecution of sexual assault or sexual battery
Chapter 827 F.S. - Defines the elements of child abuse.
Chapter 90, F.S., - the Florida evidence code - provides the basic concepts and rules of
evidence used in a criminal or civil proceeding
Chapter 921, F.S. - establishes guidelines for sentencing an offender
Chapter 944, F.S. - provides the department of corrections the authority to provide intensive and
meaningful supervision for those on probation so that the condition or situation which caused
the person to commit the crime is corrected.
Chapter 948, F.S. - Dictates standard conditions of supervision.
Chapter 958, F.S. - contains sentencing guidelines for youthful offenders
Chapters 775 and 921 F.S. - Cover general criminal penalties and sentencing
F.A.C. 33-208 - Details administrative penalties for officer failure to report sexual battery or
sexual assault of an offender.
Non-public information that is exempt from the provision of s. 119.071, F.S., and protected from
public disclosure - Confidential Information
s. 119.07 F.S. - exempts certain offender photographs from publication on the Department of
Corrections public website, such as offenders participating in a PTI program, prior law
enforcement officers, and confidential informants
s. 394.455, F.S. - defines mental illness is an impairment of the mental or emotional processes
that exercise the conscious control of one's actions
s. 394.459 F.S. - People with mental illness have the right to individual dignity and treatment
s. 397.675 F.S. - Marchman Act- provides for the involuntary or voluntary assessment and
stabilization of a person allegedly abusing substances, such as drugs or alcohol, providing
treatment for substance abuse
s. 413.08 F.S. - Offenders with an impairment may use a service animal in public places
s. 456.057 F.S. - Govern how Florida implements HIPPA
s. 468.8314 F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Home Inspection
s. 482.161 F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Pest Control
s. 493.6118 F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Security Guard
s. 562.13(3)(a) F.S. - The law may prohibit offenders convicted of a felony from practicing some
professions
Bar Tending
s. 741.30 F.S. - Injunction for Protection against Domestic Violence
s. 768.28 F.S. - Sovereign Immunity
s. 775.08(2) F.S. - Misdemeanor
