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2023 Admin Order 23-18

23-18, SUPERSEDES 17-29-B and 17-30-S IN RE: CRIMINAL - ALTERNATIVE SANCTIONS PROGRAM - ORDERED 03/07/2023 BY JESSICA J. RECKSIEDLER

EXCERPT: “WHEREAS, there is a substantial number of technical violations that do not involve a new arrest or other serious violations; and, WHEREAS, arresting and incarcerating certain non-violent offenders for minor violations of probation or community control is both expensive and nonproductive; and, WHEREAS, there is research to support that recidivism may be reduced by utilizing collaborative efforts among the courts, probation and law enforcement to hold the offender accountable and apply swift and certain sanctions for technical violations of probation or community control; and WHEREAS, an administrative option for processing technical violations will have the potential to offer benefits including: (Open AO for more information.)”

Additional Information:

Filename: 23-18.pdf
File Type: pdf
File Size: 120 KB
Categories: 2023, ACTIVE, ADMINISTRATION, ADMINISTRATIVE RULES, ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS, BREVARD, CIRCUIT, CRIMINAL, POLICIES & PROCEDURES, SEMINOLE
Tags: § 1, 03/07/2023, 23-18, 43.26, 948.06, ALTERNATIVE SANCTIONS PROGRAM, ALTERNATIVE SANCTIONS PROGRAM PROCESS, ALTERNATIVE SANCTIONS PROGRAM VIOLATION MATRIX, Ch. 2016-100, ELIGIBILITY, FLORIDA RULES OF JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION RULE 2.215, FORM DC3-2027, JESSICA J. RECKSIEDLER, QUALIFYING TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS AND APPROVED SANCTIONS, SUPERSEDES 17-29-B, SUPERSEDES 17-30-S