23-21.0052, F.A.C.

23-21.0052. Panel Reviews

Last amended: 2017Year: 2026Length: 311 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Fla. Admin. Code r. 23-21.0052

A panel consisting of two Commissioners, appointed by the Chair, shall vote the following types of cases: (1) Establishing presumptive parole release dates for offenders whose sentence does not include a capital felony; (2) Inmate initiated reviews of presumptive parole release dates filed pursuant to Section 947.173, F.S., for offenders whose sentence does not include a capital felony; (3) Reviewing subsequent parole interviews for possible modification of presumptive parole release dates; (4) Determining unsatisfactory institutional conduct for establishing eligibility for the setting of presumptive parole release dates for offenders whose sentence does not include a capital felony; (5) Reviewing the term and conditions of parole, control release, conditional release and addiction recovery supervision cases; (6) Approving, rejecting, returning for renegotiation or canceling Mutual Participation Program agreements; (7) Ordering an alleged parole violator returned for a final hearing following a preliminary hearing; (8) Ordering an alleged parole violator released from custody or discharged following a preliminary hearing; (9) Ordering a conditional releasee, addiction recovery releasee or control releasee, charged with a violation, to be revoked and returned to custody or released from custody and restored to or discharged from supervision following a final revocation hearing; (10) Reviewing warrant requests submitted by a single Commissioner as provided in Rule 23-21.021, F.A.C.; (11) Establishing, extending, advancing or vacating control release dates; (12) Granting or denying requests for early termination from parole, control release, addiction recovery and conditional release supervision; (13) Modifying or deleting special conditions of parole, control release, addiction recovery and conditional release supervision; (14) Ordering release on recognizance following a hearing; (15) Establishing the term and conditions for control releasees, conditional releasees and addiction recovery releasees; (16) Referring a case for a Full Commission review, with good cause; and, (17) Any other case not specifically set forth to be voted on by a Full Commission, as set forth in Rule 23-21.0051, F.A.C.
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