28854801, 63D-13.001 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 28854801

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE

Division:

Probation

Chapter:

Probation and Community Corrections

Overview

RULE:

63D-13.001	Definitions
63D-13.002	Assessment of Youth
63D-13.0021	Detention Screening
63D-13.0022	Intake Screening
63D-13.0025	Comprehensive Evaluation
63D-13.003	Diversion
63D-13.004	Community Supervision
63D-13.0041	Transfers of Supervision
63D-13.0042	Violations of Supervision
63D-13.0043	Termination of Supervision
63D-13.005	Juvenile Assessment Centers
63D-13.006	Non-Residential Facilities
63D-13.0061	Safety and Administration
63D-13.0062	Service Delivery
63D-13.0063	Minimum-Risk Commitment
63D-13.0064	Progress Reports
63D-13.0065	Release

PURPOSE:

The rule amendments update definitions, make minor technical corrections in diversion and assessment, and implement chapters 2024-130 and 2024-133, Laws of Florida, by: establishing a statewide graduated response matrix to bring youth on probation and conditional release into compliance prior to invoking violation of probation or transfer proceedings for technical violations; and repealing rule sections governing minimum-risk non-residential commitment.

SUMMARY:

The amendments update and correct rule provisions governing diversion and assessment, and implement statutory revisions requiring a graduated response matrix and eliminating minimum-risk non-residential commitment.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

985.64, 985.601, 985.438, F.S.

LAW:

985.12, 985.438, 985.441, 985.601, F.S.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

10/17/2024 Vol. 50/204

COMMENTS:

From 10/17/2024 To 11/7/2024 (21 Days)

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

Ref-11531 Detention Screening Instrument
Ref-11533 State Attorney Recommendation
Ref-11534 Pre-Post Disposition Report
Ref-11537 Youth Empowered Success Plan
Ref-11539 Affidavit/Petition for Violation of Probation
Ref-17067 Graduated Response Matrix
Ref-17130 Pre-Post Disposition Report (DJJ/CATFRM 2)

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