Published on: 23462765. inmate Christopher Thomas, DC# 186326,; The Petitioner is an inmate of the Florida Department of Corrections. Pursuant to section 120.81(3), F.S., inmates may only participate in administrative proceedings that are brought pursuant to sections 120.54(3)(c) and (7), Florida Statutes. Pursuant to section 120.81(3), Florida Statutes, the Petitioner lacks standing to bring a Petition for Declaratory Statement, and the Department lacks jurisdiction to issue a declaratory statement in this case.
Published on: 15049179. The purpose and effect of the proposed amendments to Rule 33-601.307 are to add form references and to allow disciplinary hearings relating to inmate escapes to be held in an inmate’s absence in order to assess a gain time penalty if applicable. The amendment is necessary to prevent escaped inmates from reaching the end of their sentences prior to a disciplinary hearing relating to the escape. The purpose and effect of the proposed amendment to Rule 33-601.604 is to provide for a hearing to determine whether or not time at liberty should be counted towards time served when an inmate is erroneously released from custody by another jurisdiction that is at fault for the release.
Published on: 14892427. The purpose and effect of the proposed amendments to Rule 33-601.307 is to add form references and to allow disciplinary hearings relating to inmate escapes to be held in an inmate’s absence in order to assess a gain time penalty if applicable. The amendment is necessary to prevent escaped inmates from reaching the end of their sentences prior to a disciplinary hearing relating to the escape. The purpose and effect of the proposed amendment to Rule 33-601.604 is to provide for a hearing to determine whether or not time at liberty should be counted towards time served when an inmate is erroneously released from custody by another jurisdiction that is not at fault for the release.
Published on: 4124651. The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to amend the rule to specify that an inmate shall be present at disciplinary hearings unless a confirmed medical condition makes the inmate unable to attend, the inmate demonstrates disruptive behavior, either before or during the hearings, that impedes the process or poses a threat to the safety of others or the security of the institution, or the inmate waives his right to be present and to clarify that inmates who waive the right to be present at the hearing may not submit a written closing statement to the disciplinary team or hearing officer in place of the oral closing statement permitted in paragraph (1)(g).