22830519, 33-602.201 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 22830519

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

Chapter:

SECURITY OPERATIONS

Overview

RULE:

33-602.201

Inmate Property

PURPOSE:

To clarify, update, and amend the rule related to inmate property allowances and restrictions.

SUMMARY:

Rulemaking is necessary to clarify rule language, remove references to inmate personal property, make the rule gender neutral, add death row to the list of statuses with restricted property under certain circumstances, allow for the possession of legal materials by an inmate transferred to an outside community hospital or by an inmate transferred for a court appearance, add earrings and tablet armbands to the obsolete property list, clarify the approved sources of certain approved property, remove MP3 players and MP3 player arm bands from the approved property list, add health care appliances as defined in rule to the approved property list; remove laundry soap from the approved property list, add tablets to the approved property list, revise Form DC6-220, and revise Form DC6-224.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

944.09 FS

LAW:

944.09 FS

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

1/22/2020 Vol. 46/14

COMMENTS:

From 1/22/2020 To 2/12/2020 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

Ref-02179 DC6-225 Inmate Partial Property Return Receipt
Ref-02180 DC6-226 Authorization for Disposition of Mail and Property
Ref-02181 DC6-227 Receipt for Personal Property
Ref-02182 DC6-238 Report of Risk Management Claim for Inmate Property
Ref-02183 DC6-2006 Request for Storage of Excess Active Legal Materials
Ref-02184 DC6-2007 Excess Inactive Legal Material Disposition Determination
Ref-02185 DC6-2008 Excess Active Legal Material Inventory List
Ref-02316 DFS-D0-1404, Financial Services Lien Disclosure Statement.pdf

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