Published on: 13500865. Pursuant to a request for a hearing, the hearing is being held to hear public comments on Proposed Rules 33-103.002, 33-103.005, 33-103.006, 33-103.007, 33-103.011, 33-103.014, and 33-103.015 F.A.C.; September 27, 2013, 10:00 a.m.; Florida Department of Corrections, Carlton Building, 1st Floor, Room 118, 501 S. Calhoun Street,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2500
Published on: 13388442. inmate Jose Guilarte, DC# 099389; Notice of Petition for Declaratory Statement was published in Vol. 39, No. 151, of the August 5, 2013, Florida Administrative Register. Inmate Jose Guilarte, DC# 099389 sought a Declaratory Statement regarding the agency’s interpretation of how the timeframes listed in Rules 33-103.011, 33-103.014, and 33-103.015, Florida Administrative Code, apply when an inmate transfers institutions. The Final Order, filed on August 14, 2013, denies the Petition for Declaratory Statement because pursuant to section 120.81(3), Florida Statutes, the Department lacks the jurisdiction to issue a declaratory statement for inmates. As an inmate of the Florida Department of Corrections, Jose Guilarte, DC# 099389 is limited to participation in administrative proceedings under section 120.54(3)(c) or (7), Florida Statutes. See § 120.81(3)(a), Fla. Stat. (2012).
Published on: 13358857. The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to comply with the Prison Rape Eliminate Act (PREA), to explain who can file grievances related to sexual abuse and the procedural requirements to file such grievances, to clarify transportation of the grievance lock box, to clarify the processing of grievances, to clarify how a grievance may be withdrawn, and to expand on the reasons for a grievance being returned without processing.
Published on: 13330145. inmate Jose Guilarte, DC#099389.; Petitioner requests the agency’s interpretation of how the timeframes in Rules 33-103.011, 33-103.014, and 33-103.015, Florida Administrative Code, apply when an inmate transfers institutions.
Published on: 13128967. The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to comply with the Prison Rape Eliminate Act (PREA), to explain who can file PREA grievances and the procedural requirements to file such grievances, to clarify transportation of the grievance lock box, to clarify the processing of grievances, to clarify how a grievance may be withdrawn, and to expand on the reasons for a grievance being returned without processing.
Published on: 11883487. The purpose of the rulemaking is to update the inmate grievance rules and to implement s. 944.241, Florida Statutes, concerning grievances over the restraint of pregnant inmates. Form DC1-306 is revised for conformity with the rule and Department titles are changed. The effect of the rulemaking is to promote efficiency by specifying matters for which an inmate may proceed directly to a formal grievance or to the Office of Secretary without first having to submit an informal grievance. The rulemaking provides a new grievance procedure, including a time extension, for grievances relating to restraint of pregnant inmates. Rule 33-103.019, F.A.C., which is a forms list, is repealed because all of the forms are currently incorporated within rule text.
Published on: 11787166. The purpose of the rulemaking is to update the inmate grievance rules and to implement ch. 2012-41, Laws of Florida concerning grievances over the restraint of pregnant inmates. Form DC1-306 is revised for conformity with the rule and Department titles are changed. The effect of the rulemaking is to promote efficiency by specifying matters for which an inmate may proceed directly to a formal grievance or to the Office of Secretary without first having to submit an informal grievance. The rulemaking provides a new grievance procedure, including a time extension, for grievances relating to restraint of pregnant inmates.