33-210.101 : Routine Mail - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Rule Title: Routine Mail
Department:	DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS	Add to MyFLRules Favorites
Division:	Departmental
Chapter:	FIELD SUPPORT SERVICES

Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):

	Effective Date:	11/29/2021
	History Notes:	Rulemaking Authority 944.09 FS. Law Implemented 20.315, 944.09 FS. History–New 10-8-76, Amended 10-11-77, 4-19-79, 11-19-81, 3-12-84, 10-15-84, Formerly 33-3.04, Amended 7-8-86, 9-4-88, 3-9-89, 9-1-93, 9-30-96, 5-25-97, 6-1-97, 10-7-97, 5-10-98, Formerly 33-3.004, Amended 12-20-99, Formerly 33-602.401, Amended 12-4-02, 8-5-03, 10-27-03, 9-20-04, 3-23-08, 7-2-09, 5-9-10, 12-5-12, 4-1-13, 7-8-14, 5-25-16, 11-29-21.
	References in this version:	Ref-06806 DC2-521 Unauthorized Mail Return Receipt

History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006

Section	Description	ID	Publish Date

Disposition 33-210.101	.... ....	26952631	3/22/2023 Vol. 49/56
Petition 33-210.101	.... ....	26672301	1/4/2023 Vol. 49/02
Disposition 33-210.101	.... ....	26659788	12/28/2022 Vol. 48/250
Disposition 33-210.101	.... ....	26634568	12/15/2022 Vol. 48/242
Disposition 33-210.101	.... ....	26634471	12/15/2022 Vol. 48/242
Disposition 33-210.101	.... ....	26634374	12/15/2022 Vol. 48/242
Petition 33-210.101	.... ....	26426891	10/17/2022 Vol. 48/202
Petition 33-210.101	.... ....	26325623	9/23/2022 Vol. 48/186
Disposition 33-210.101	.... ....	25905128	5/27/2022 Vol. 48/104
Petition 33-210.101 ......	.... ....	25652152	3/10/2022 Vol. 48/48
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	25248729	Effective: 11/29/2021
Change 33-210.101	Routine Mail	25115936	10/11/2021 Vol. 47/197
Correction 33-210.101	Routine Mail	24973249	9/8/2021 Vol. 47/174
Change 33-210.101	Routine Mail	24967041	9/7/2021 Vol. 47/173
Public Hearing 33-210.101	The Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) has elected to conduct a public hearing to receive and consider comments and questions regarding .... Friday, June 11, 2021, 1:00 PM A virtual public hearing will be held via GoToWebinar.	24588547	5/27/2021 Vol. 47/103
Proposed 33-210.101	To increase the safety and security of inmates and staff, the Department is developing a system through a third-party vendor to allow for the receipt, processing, and delivery of routine mail in correctional instituitons. ....	24554791	5/18/2021 Vol. 47/96
Development 33-210.101	Rulemaking is necessary to establish the protocols for processing routine mail electronically and to update the regular routine mail process to make it consistent with the electronic routine mail process.	23987244	12/14/2020 Vol. 46/241
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	17516568	Effective: 05/25/2016
Proposed 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the amendment is to make clear that inmates of the Department of Corrections are prohibited from sending or receiving photographs that depict nudity through routine mail.	17166980	2/16/2016 Vol. 42/31
Development 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the amendment is to prohibit inmates of the Department of Corrections from sending or receiving photographs that depict nudity through routine mail.	16819623	11/25/2015 Vol. 41/229
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	14731407	Effective: 07/08/2014
Proposed 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to clarify that commercial photographs are not allowed to be received as routine mail.	14564276	5/15/2014 Vol. 40/95
Development 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to clarify that commercial photographs are not allowed to be sent as routine mail.	14490071	4/25/2014 Vol. 40/81
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	12778118	Effective: 04/01/2013
Public Meeting 33-210.101	Pursuant to a request for a hearing, the hearing is being held to hear public comments on Rule 33-210.101, F.A.C. February 19, 2013, 10:00 a.m. Florida Department of Corrections, Carlton Building, 1st Floor, ....	12543378	1/23/2013 Vol. 39/15
Proposed 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is clarifying the amount of enclosures an inmate may receive and possess and clarifying what types of packaging shall not be accepted by the Department.	12447154	1/2/2013 Vol. 39/01
Development 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to clarifying the amount of enclosures an inmate may receive and possess and to clarifying what types of packaging shall not be accepted by the Department.	12384880	12/13/2012 Vol. 38/90
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	12298259	Effective: 12/05/2012
Proposed 33-210.101 ......	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is clarifying the amount of enclosures an inmate may receive and possess and to promote uniformity with the handling of outgoing legal mail.	12076614	10/1/2012 Vol. 38/40
Development 33-210.101 ......	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to specify the mailing and possession limits associated with enclosures in routine incoming mail and to ensure that the department’s date stamps for outgoing legal mail are ....	11990381	9/14/2012 Vol. 38/37
Withdrawal 33-210.101	Routine Mail	11447569	5/4/2012 Vol. 38/18
Development 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to clarify mailing and possession limits associated with enclosures in routine incoming mail.	10060857	7/1/2011 Vol. 37/26
Development 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to clarify mailing and possession limits associated with enclosures in routine incoming mail.	10025355	6/24/2011 Vol. 37/25
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	8599261	Effective: 05/09/2010
Change 33-210.101	Routine Mail	8412730	3/19/2010 Vol. 36/11
Proposed 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to: clarify the circumstances under which an inmate may receive more than 15 pages of additional written materials; eliminate the color restrictions on incoming mail; clarify ....	8184489	1/22/2010 Vol. 36/03
Development 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to: clarify the circumstances under which an inmate may receive more than 15 pages of additional written materials; clarify the types of incoming enclosures that are subject ....	7962456	11/25/2009 Vol. 35/47
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	7297909	Effective: 07/02/2009
Change 33-210.101	Routine Mail	7132039	5/15/2009 Vol. 35/19
Proposed 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to provide clarity regarding the types of paper which may be sent in and impose requirements necessary for the security of the institutions.	6450517	11/26/2008 Vol. 34/48
Development 33-210.101	The purpose and effect of the proposed rule is to provide clarity regarding the types of paper which may be sent in and impose requirements necessary for the security of the institutions.	6317336	10/24/2008 Vol. 34/43
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	5382741	Effective: 03/23/2008
Validity 33-210.101	Florida Prisoners’ Legal Aid Organization, Inc., and Teresa Burns Posey vs. Florida Department of Corrections and Division of Administrative Hearings; Case No.: 05-0622RP; Rule No.: 33-210.101; Dismissed	5213961	2/8/2008 Vol. 34/06
Validity 33-210.101	Florida Prisoners’ Legal Aid Organization, Inc., and Teresa Burns Posey vs. Florida Department of Corrections and Division of Administrative Hearings; Case No.: 05-0622RP; Rule No.: 33-210.101; Petition	5213185	2/8/2008 Vol. 34/06
Final 33-210.101	Routine Mail	1589362	Effective: 09/20/2004

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