•Rules of Prohibited Conduct and Penalties for Infractions, 33-601.314

[Phil in Paris]

Hello everyone here is a link to the FLDOC:33-601.314 Rules of Prohibited Conduct and Penalties for Infractions.

https://www.flrules.org/gateway/read...33-601.314.doc


I just wanted to update it since some of the Infractions have been updated.

Thanks,
~SPIKESWIFE~









The following table shows established maximum penalties for the indicated offenses. As used in the table, “DC” means the maximum number of days of disciplinary confinement that may be imposed and “GT” means the maximum number of days of gain time that may be taken. Any portion of either penalty may be applied.


SECTION 1 – ASSAULT, BATTERY, THREATS, AND DISRESPECT
1-3 Spoken, written, or gestured threats 30 DC + 90 GT
1-4 Disrespect to officials, employees, or other persons of constituted authority expressed by means of words, gestures, and the like 30 DC + 60 GT
1-5 Sexual battery or attempted sexual battery 60 DC + All GT
1-6 Lewd or lascivious exhibition by intentionally masturbating, intentionally exposing genitals in a lewd or lascivious manner, or intentionally committing any other sexual act in the presence of a staff member, contracted staff member or visitor 60 DC + 90 GT
1-7 Aggravated battery or attempted aggravated battery on a correctional officer 60 DC + All GT
1-8 Aggravated battery or attempted aggravated battery on staff other than correctional officer 60 DC + All GT
1-9 Aggravated battery or attempted aggravated battery on someone other than staff or inmates (vendor, etc.) 60 DC + All GT
1-10 Aggravated battery or attempted aggravated battery on an inmate 60 DC + All GT
1-11 Aggravated assault or attempted aggravated assault on a correctional officer 60 DC + All GT
1-12 Aggravated assault or attempted aggravated assault on staff other than correctional officer 60 DC + All GT
1-13 Aggravated assault or attempted aggravated assault on someone other than staff or inmates (vendor, etc.) 60 DC + All GT
1-14 Aggravated assault or attempted aggravated assault on an inmate 60 DC + All GT
1-15 Battery or attempted battery on a correctional officer 60 DC + All GT
1-16 Battery or attempted battery on staff other than correctional officer 60 DC + All GT
1-17 Battery or attempted battery on someone other than staff or inmates (vendor, etc.) 60 DC + All GT
1-18 Battery or attempted battery on an inmate 60 DC + All GT
1-19 Assault or attempted assault on a correctional officer 60 DC + 180 GT
1-20 Assault or attempted assault on staff other than correctional officer 60 DC + 180 GT
1-21 Assault or attempted assault on someone other than staff or inmates (vendor, etc.) 60 DC + 180 GT
1-22 Assault or attempted assault on an inmate 60 DC + 180 GT

SECTION 2 – RIOTS, STRIKES, MUTINOUS ACTS AND DISTURBANCES
2-1 Participating in riots, strikes, mutinous acts, or disturbances 60 DC + All GT
2-2 Inciting or attempting to incite riots, strikes, mutinous acts, or disturbances – conveying any inflammatory, riotous, or mutinous communication by word of mouth, in writing or by sign, symbol, or gesture 60 DC + All GT
2-3 Creating, participating in or inciting a minor disturbance 30 DC + 60 GT
2-4 Fighting 30 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 3 – CONTRABAND – ANY ARTICLE NOT SOLD IN THE CANTEEN, OR
ISSUED BY THE INSTITUTION, OR FOR WHICH YOU DO NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC
PERMIT AUTHORIZED BY THE INSTITUTION WHERE PRESENTLY HOUSED
3-1 Possession of or manufacture of weapons, ammunition, or explosives 60 DC + All GT
3-2 Possession of escape paraphernalia 60 DC + All GT
3-3 Possession of narcotics, unauthorized drugs and drug paraphernalia 60 DC + 180 GT
3-4 Trafficking in drugs or unauthorized beverages 60 DC + All GT
3-5 Manufacture of drugs or unauthorized beverages 60 DC + 180 GT
3-6 Possession of unauthorized beverages 30 DC + 90 GT
3-7 Possession of aromatic stimulants or depressants, such as paint thinner, glue, toluene, etc. 60 DC + 180 GT
3-8 Possession of negotiables – unauthorized amounts of cash where cash is permitted, cash where cash is not permitted, other inmate’s canteen coupons, other inmate’s cashless canteen or identification cards or gift certificates, checks, credit cards or any other negotiable item which is
not authorized 15 DC + 30 GT
3-9 Possession of unauthorized or altered identification – driver’s license, Social security card, cashless canteen identification card, etc. 15 DC + 30 GT
3-10 Possession of unauthorized clothing or linen – State or personal 15 DC + 30 GT
3-11 Possession of stolen property – State or personal 15 DC + 30 GT
3-12 Possession of any other contraband or transfer of item to another inmate resulting in item becoming contraband 15 DC + 30 GT
3-13 Introduction of any contraband 60 DC + All GT
3-14 Possession or use of a cellular telephone or any other type of wireless communication device, or any components or peripherals to such devices, including but not limited to SIM cards, Bluetooth items, batteries, and charging devices; any other technology that is found to be in furtherance of possessing or using a communication device prohibited under Section 944.47(1)(a)6., F.S. 60 DC + All GT
3-15 Possession of gang related paraphernalia or related material, gang symbols, logos, gang colors,
drawings, hand signs, or gang related documents 30 DC + 30 GT
3-16 Non-death row inmates – possession, introduction, or trafficking of tobacco or tobacco-related
products such as lighters or cigarette papers. 30 DC + 60 GT
3-17 Death row inmates – Possession of tobacco, other than authorized smokeless tobacco, or possession of tobacco-related products intended for use with smoking tobacco such as lighters or cigarette papers; introduction of tobacco or tobacco-related products to non-death row housing or trafficking in such products. 30 DC + 60 GT

SECTION 4 – UNAUTHORIZED AREA
4-1 Escape or escape attempt 60 DC + All GT
4-2 Unauthorized absence from assigned area, including housing, job or any other assigned or
designated area 30 DC + 60 GT
4-3 Being in unauthorized area, including housing, job, or any other assigned or designated area 15 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 5 – COUNT PROCEDURE VIOLATIONS
5-1 Missing count 30 DC + 90 GT
5-2 Failure to comply with count procedures 15 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 6 – DISOBEYING ORDERS
6-1 Disobeying verbal or written order – any order given to an inmate or inmates by a staff member or other authorized person 30 DC + 60 GT
6-2 Disobeying institutional regulations 15 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 7 – DESTRUCTION, MISUSE, OR WASTE OF PROPERTY
7-1 Destruction of State property or property belonging to another 60 DC + All GT
7-2 Altering or defacing State property or property belonging to another 15 DC + 30 GT
7-3 Destruction of State property or property belonging to
another due to gross negligence 15 DC + 30 GT
7-4 Misuse of State property or property belonging to another – use for purpose other than the intended purpose 15 DC + 30 GT
7-5 Willful wasting State property or property belonging to another – any waste of edible or usable property 15 DC + 30 GT
7-6 Arson or attempted arson 60 DC + All GT

SECTION 8 – HYGIENE
8-1 Failure to maintain personal hygiene or appearance 10 DC + 15 GT
8-2 Failure to maintain acceptable hygiene or appearance of housing area 15 DC + 15 GT

SECTION 9 – MISCELLANEOUS INFRACTIONS
9-1 Obscene or profane act, gesture, or statement – oral, written, or signified 30 DC + 90 GT
9-2 Bribery or attempted bribery 30 DC + 90 GT
9-3 Breaking and entering or attempted breaking 30 DC + 90 GT
9-4 Attempt, conspiracy, or solicitation to commit any crime or violation of the Rules of Prohibited Conduct 30 DC + 90 GT
9-5 Theft of property under $50.00 in value 30 DC + 60 GT
9-6 Bartering with others 15 DC + 30 GT
9-7 Sex acts or unauthorized physical contact involving inmates 30 DC + 90 GT
9-9 Tattooing, being tattooed, branding or body art to include body piercing. 30 DC + 60 GT
9-10 Lying to staff member or others in official capacity, or falsifying records 60 DC + All GT
9-11 Feigning illness or malingering as determined by a physician or medical authority 10 DC + 15 GT
9-12 Gambling or possession of gambling paraphernalia 10 DC + 15 GT
9-13 Insufficient work: This constitutes an inmate not working up to expectation, taking into consideration the inmate’s physical condition, the degree of difficulty of assignment, and the average performance by fellow inmates assigned to the same task 10 DC + 15 GT
9-14 Mail regulation violations 30 DC + 30 GT
9-15 Visiting regulation violations 30 DC + 30 GT
9-16 Refusing to work or participate in mandatory programs 60 DC + 90 GT
9-17 Disorderly conduct 30 DC + 60 GT
9-18 Unauthorized physical contact involving non-inmates 60 DC + 90 GT
9-19 Presenting false testimony or information before Disciplinary Team, Hearing Officer, or Investigating Officer 60 DC + All GT
9-20 Extortion or attempted extortion 60 DC + 60 GT
9-21 Fraud or attempted fraud 30 DC + 90 GT
9-22 Robbery or attempted robbery 60 DC + All GT
9-23 Theft of property exceeding $50 in value 60 DC + All GT
9-24 Loaning or borrowing money or other valuables 15 DC + 30 GT
9-25 Telephone regulation violations 30 DC + 30 GT
9-26 Refusing to submit to substance abuse testing 60 DC + 180 GT
9-27 Use of unauthorized drugs – as evidenced by positive results from urinalysis test, or observable behavior 60 DC + 180 GT
9-28 Canteen Shortage under $50.00 30 DC + 60 GT
9-29 Canteen Shortage over $50.00 60 DC + All GT
9-31 Use of Alcohol – as evidenced by positive results from authorized tests, or by observable behavior 30 DC + 90 GT
9-32 In accordance with Section 944.279(1), F.S., is found by the court to have brought a frivolous or malicious suit, action, claim, proceeding orappeal in any court, or to have brought a frivolous or malicious collateral criminal proceeding or is found by the court to have knowingly or with reckless disregard for the truth brought false information or evidence before the court. 60 DC + All GT
9-33 Tampering with, defeating or depriving staff of any security device. Security devices include: locks; locking devices; electronic detection systems; personal body alarm transmitters and receivers; handheld radios; restraint devices such as handcuffs, waist chains, leg irons and handcuff covers; keys; video and audio monitoring and recording devices; security lighting; weapons; and any other device utilized to ensure the security of the institution. 60 DC + All GT
9-34 Tampering with or defeating any fire or other safety device. Safety devices include: fire, smoke, and carbon dioxide detection devices; alarm systems; fire suppression systems and devices such as fire sprinklers, fire extinguishers, and dry chemical systems; safety and emergency lighting; exit lights; evacuation route and warning placards; self-contained breathing apparatuses; personal protective equipment; first aid kits; eye wash stations; and any other device utilized to ensure the safety of the institution, staff and inmates. 60 DC + All GT
9-35 Establishes or attempts to establish a personal or business relationship with any staff member or volunteer. 60 DC + 180 GT
9-36 Gang related activities, including recruitment; organizing; display of symbols, groups, or group photos; promotion or participation. 30 DC + 60 GT
9-37 Unauthorized use of or tampering with a computer, computer peripheral device, or any other office equipment. Other office equipment includes copying machines, facsimile machines, postage meters, or any other device utilized in an office or office-like environment.60 DC + All GT

SECTION 10 – COMMUNITY RELEASE PROGRAM VIOLATIONS – WORK
RELEASE, STUDY RELEASE, FURLOUGH AND VOLUNTEER SERVICE
10-1 Failure to directly and promptly proceed to and return from designated area by approved method 60 DC + 180 GT
10-2 Failure to remain within designated area of release plan 30 DC + 60 GT
10-3 Failure to return if plan terminated prior to scheduled time 30 DC + 30 GT
10-4 Making unauthorized contact – personal, telephone, or otherwise – with any individual in behalf of another inmate 10 DC + 15 GT
10-5 Deviating from or changing approved plan without permission 10 DC + 15 GT
10-6 Making purchase or contract without approval 10 DC + 15 GT
10-7 Failure to deposit entire earnings – less authorized deductions – each pay period 10 DC + 15 GT
10-8 Failure to repay advancement of monies as stipulated in the inmate’s financial plan 10 DC + 15 GT

SECTION 11 – SUPERVISED COMMUNITY RELEASE PROGRAM VIOLATIONS
11-1 Violation of the terms and conditions of the Supervised Community Release Agreement assignment to a designated facility 30 DC + 60 GT + removal from the Supervised Community Release Program and assignment to a designated facility
11-2 Absconding from the Supervised Community Release Program 60 DC + All GT


Rulemaking Authority 944.09 FS. Law Implemented 20.315, 944.09, 944.14, 944.279, 944.28 FS. History–New 3-12-84, Amended 1-10-85, Formerly 33-22.12, Amended 12-30-86, 9-7-89, 11-22-90, 6-2-94, 10-1-95, 3-24-97, 7-9-98, 8-13-98, Formerly 33-22.012, Amended 9-30-99, 6-7-00, 4-18-02, 10-10-04, 1-9-05, 4-17-05, 6-5-05, 10-27-05, 10-12-06, 11-8-07, 5-18-08, 11-9-08, 5-11-09, 12-12-10, 10-1-11.

[TZT4$ure4Life]

Thanks Phil..
To bad that DOC doesnt follow this.. cause trust me they dont..
each prison only uses that as a guideline..
they dont have to follow it...

[Cinco's lady]

Thanks Frenchy~~You're so helpful/efficient!

[nightbird]

I never noticed this before, thanks this was very informative...

[so_hurt]

update to SECTION ONE:

1-6 Lewd or lascivious exhibition by intentionally masturbating, intentionally exposing genitals in a lewd or lascivious manner, or intentionally committing any other sexual act in the presence of a staff member, contracted staff member or visitor.
60 DC + 90 GT

[so_hurt]

okay and the one I just stated comes with the potential suspense of visitation privileges

[ctops.legal]

The problem with inmates filing most grievances is that the review standard is not the same as in a criminal trial, the burden is on the grievant ”the inmate” and inmates can’t win and administrative argument against DOC staff without irrefutable proof, and filing frivolous appeals can cost you all your gain time, and can raise your custody level.

[FLco]

Some of these have changed, just FYI.

We've added some charges in the 1-X section to cover a broader spectrum of lewd behavior. They all carry exactly the same penalty, the additions were made for record keeping purposes, due to the new PREA laws, and to allow individual parole boards to consider exactly the type of behavior committed (allegedly) in reaching a decision.

Basically theres 6 new charges: Lewd and lascivious on medical, security, or an inmate and then aggravated sexual on the same.

If I remember right, some of the DC and loss of GT times dropped as well for a few other charges. I'll get the exact charge numbers and terminology in a couple days and post it.

[Anjewel]

Actually, anyone can keep up with this at
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/secretary/...h33/index.html

But, FLco may have a more detailed list.

The specific article for Rules of Prohibited Conduct and Penalties for Infractions 33-601.314 is here https://www.flrules.org/gateway/Rule...?ID=33-601.314 Just double click on the Word doc file and open it up. There are other punishments to these infractions the ICT (Institutional Classification Team) may use, also. There's a bunch so you just have to go through each article of the Chapter and read it. The ICT is made of up several of the prisons employees, like the warden or his designee, head of classification, and maybe a colonel or someone else. Every person that gets DC time has to see the ICT upon release from DC and what ever they decide (say, they take his visits for 6 months) does NOT count the DC time. When the ICT decides any further punishment, time starts then. I hope yall can understand that, cause I just lost myself. But, it's late, so maybe FLco or TyronesWife can clarify. And, at that time, the ICT will also reassign the prisoner his 'job', and it might be different than the one before DC.

And, rule notices are posted here
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/secretary/...ces/index.html

Yall have fun...there's loads of interesting stuff on the first link.

And, just as a side note, anything that is considered for a new rule for the State of Florida is posted here https://www.flrules.org/default.asp

You can subscribe with your email and get notices of things introduced and meetings and such. After you sign up, or maybe during now, you can choose which department of the state you want email notices from. I chose DOC, Parole Commission and Pardon Board, yeap...they are separate.

[FLco]

Originally Posted by ShoogaBritches

But, FLco may have a more detailed list.

The specific article for Rules of Prohibited Conduct and Penalties for Infractions 33-601.314 is here (URL edited out cuz I aint made 25 posts) Just double click on the Word doc file and open it up.

Nope...thats actually the same list we have in the dorms. Some of the rules are more enforced than others though....kinda like triage in a hospital. We pursue the more blatant violations over the more minor or 'subjective' violations generally. Some 'robocops' will enforce every minor rule they can, and though technically legit, it tends to breed alot of ill-will when you mess with someones EOS date over an empty plastic baggie (technically contraband).

The 'new' charges are 1-6 through 1-22, BTW....1-6 just separates a non-contact sexual assault from the one with contact (1-5), and reduces the GT loss. The rest replace the older charge for assault (1-1 and 1-2), and make more sub-categories for the different types and targets.

The most commonly seen charges at most institutions are, in order of popularity are: 6-1, 6-2, 1-4, 9-1, 1-6, 4-3, 2-4, and 5-2

Thanks for posting it though, I forgot I had said I would find an updated list....hectic week

[goldroof]

I just read the rules. Is there anywhere that I can get a rule book? My grandson got a DR because he was found with suspected gang paraphernalia. What happened was that someone gave him his reading list of books that he was interested in. Rich looked at it and left it with his things. When he was transferring to Lancaster WC the handwritten list was found with a drawing of the Celtic Cross crossed out. This was called gang paraphernalia. The Co told him to plead guilty, but he refused because he was not guilty. He was told that when he went to the hearing, he could call witnesses. When he got there he was told that he needed to call them before the hearing. He was judged guilty partly becasue he has his girlfriend;s initials tattooed SNS for her initials. They thought it had to do with SS as in Nazi. He put in a grievance about 6 weeks ago and has heard nothing. Yesterday, his Classification Officer came up to him and told him to sign a paper. He said, "Sir , I cannot sign it until I have read it." The officer said to sign it anyway and said are you getting smart with me? He said, "No Sir," I am not. Then, the officer said he did not have to sign it anyway and gave him a copy. The copy says that he has lost visitation for a year. How can this be? Any discipline for this infraction does not include visitation. Nothing has happened to the kid who gave him the list either. Does anyone have any ideas of what can be done?

[Fencie]

He should have received a response to the grievance weeks ago. He needs to consult with the certified law clerks in the library (if he has access where he is) and learn about his options and how the grievance procedures work to see what his remedies are. By now it might be too late (formal grievances to Tallahassee have a small window) but he needs to find out anyway. Grievances are rarely beaten. Even if the SNS is excused, it won't nullify his possession of the list. Officers don't care about explanations. On what grounds did he lose visitation? That's really an extreme but somewhere it should say what specific rule was broken that shows this as a possible punishment. He needs to talk about this with someone there who is experienced with procedures. First things first, he has to keep his nose clean and lay low while tempers cool.

[love baby]

OK if they found him guilty in DR court he has I believe 15 days to put an institutional grievance in, the institution has up to 30 days to respond to him saying if his grievance was approved or denied. You can call the institution and ask to speak with the Grievance Coordinator. If they deny his grievance he has 15 days to put a grievance in with Central Office and they will respond to him within 30 days as well. As far as his visitation goes, I would say you would have to speak to his classification officer regarding that, but since it seems like.... I'd call Classification in Tally. The only thing I could think of is due to the DR they took his visitation away. I not really sure but they prisons like to make up there own rules. I've learned that the hard way. Hope everything works out.

[chuckiesmom]

I was reading the infractions an inmate can make and the concenquences that come with it and all equal a loss of gain time. Much more gain time then an inmate can make up. Is there an inmate out there that has come home well under the 100% time frame? My son met his 85% last January and he is still in there and its August. His 100 day is Jan 8. Any ideas who I could write to have that changed? I'd like him home this year but I can wait for January if I have to.

Originally Posted by Phil in Paris

Hello everyone here is a link to the FLDOC:33-601.314 Rules of Prohibited Conduct and Penalties for Infractions.

https://www.flrules.org/gateway/read...33-601.314.doc


I just wanted to update it since some of the Infractions have been updated.

Thanks,
~SPIKESWIFE~









The following table shows established maximum penalties for the indicated offenses. As used in the table, “DC” means the maximum number of days of disciplinary confinement that may be imposed and “GT” means the maximum number of days of gain time that may be taken. Any portion of either penalty may be applied.


SECTION 1 – ASSAULT, BATTERY, THREATS, AND DISRESPECT

1-1 Assault or battery or attempted assault or battery, with a deadly weapon 60 DC + All GT

1-2 Other assault or battery or attempted assault or battery 60 DC + 180 GT

1-3 Spoken, written, or gestured threats 30 DC + 90 GT

1-4 Disrespect to officials, employees, or other persons of constituted
authority expressed by means of words, gestures, and the like 30 DC + 60 GT

1-5 Sexual battery or attempted sexual battery 60 DC + All GT

SECTION 2 – RIOTS, STRIKES, MUTINOUS ACTS AND DISTURBANCES

2-1 Participating in riots, strikes, mutinous acts, or disturbances 60 DC + All GT

2-2 Inciting or attempting to incite riots, strikes, mutinous acts, or disturbances – conveying any inflammatory, riotous, or mutinous communication by word of mouth, in writing or by
sign, symbol, or gesture 60 DC + ALL GT

2-3 Participating in or inciting a minor disturbance 30 DC + 60 GT

2-4 Fighting 30 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 3 – CONTRABAND – ANY ARTICLE NOT SOLD IN THE CANTEEN, OR ISSUED BY THE INSTITUTION, OR FOR WHICH YOU DO NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC PERMIT AUTHORIZED BY THE INSTITUTION WHERE PRESENTLY HOUSED

3-1 Possession of or manufacture of weapons, ammunition, or explosives 60 DC + All GT

3-2 Possession of escape paraphernalia 60 DC + All GT

3-3 Possession of narcotics, unauthorized drugs and drug paraphernalia 60 DC + 180 GT

3-4 Trafficking in drugs or unauthorized beverages 60 DC + ALL GT

3-5 Manufacture of drugs or unauthorized beverages 60 DC + 180 GT

3-6 Possession of unauthorized beverages 30 DC + 90 GT

3-7 Possession of aromatic stimulants or depressants,such as paint thinner, glue, toluene, etc. 60 DC + 180 GT

3-8 Possession of negotiables – unauthorized amounts of cash where cash is permitted, cash where cash is not permitted, other inmate’s canteen coupons, other inmate’s cashless canteen or identification cards or gift certificates, checks, credit cards or any other negotiable item which is not authorized 15 DC + 30 GT

3-9 Possession of unauthorized or altered identification – driver’s license, social security card, cashless canteen identification card, etc. 15 DC + 30 GT

3-10 Possession of unauthorized clothing or linen – State or personal 15 DC + 30 GT

3-11 Possession of stolen property – State or personal 15 DC + 30 GT

3-12 Possession of any other contraband 15 DC + 30 GT

3-13 Introduction of any contraband 60 DC + All GT

3-14 Possession or use of a celluar telephone or any other type of wireless communication device 60 DC + All GT

3-15 Possession of gang related paraphernalia or related material, gang symbols, logos, gang colors, drawings, hand signs, or gang related documents 30 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 4 – UNAUTHORIZED AREA

4-1 Escape or escape attempt 60 DC + All GT

4-2 Unauthorized absence from assigned area,including housing, job or any other assigned or designated area 30 DC + 60 GT

4-3 Being in unauthorized area, including housing, job, or any other assigned or designated area 15 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 5 – COUNT PROCEDURE VIOLATIONS

5-1 Missing count 30 DC + 90 GT

5-2 Failure to comply with count procedures 15 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 6 – DISOBEYING ORDERS

6-1 Disobeying verbal or written order – any order given to an inmate or inmates by a staff member or other authorized person 30 DC + 60 GT

6-2 Disobeying institutional regulations 15 DC + 30 GT

SECTION 7 – DESTRUCTION, MISUSE, OR WASTE OF PROPERTY

7-1 Destruction of State property or property belonging to another 60 DC + All GT

7-2 Altering or defacing State property or property belonging to another 15 DC + 30 GT

7-3 Destruction of State property or property belonging to another due to gross negligence 15 DC + 30 GT

7-4 Misuse of State property or property belonging to another – use for purpose other than the intended purpose 15 DC + 30 GT

7-5 Willful wasting State property or property belonging to another – any waste of edible or usable property 15 DC + 30 GT

7-6 Arson or attempted arson 60 DC + All GT

SECTION 8 – HYGIENE

8-1 Failure to maintain personal hygiene or appearance 10 DC + 15 GT

8-2 Failure to maintain acceptable hygiene or appearance of housing area 15 DC + 15 GT

SECTION 9 – MISCELLANEOUS INFRACTIONS

9-1 Obscene or profane act, gesture, or statement – oral, written,or signified 30 DC + 90 GT

9-2 Bribery or attempted bribery 30 DC + 90 GT

9-3 Breaking and entering or attempted breaking 30 DC + 90 GT

9-4 Attempt, conspiracy, or attempted conspiracy to commit any crime or violation of the Rules of Prohibited Conduct 30 DC + 90 GT

9-5 Theft of property under $50.00 in value 30 DC + 60 GT

9-6 Bartering with others 15 DC + 30 GT

9-7 Sex acts or unauthorized physical contact involving inmates 30 DC + 90 GT

9-9 Tattooing or being tattooed 30 DC + 60 GT

9-10 Lying to staff member or others in official capacity, or falsifying records 60 DC + All GT

9-11 Feigning illness or malingering as determined by a physician or medical authority 10 DC + 15 GT

9-12 Gambling or possession of gambling paraphernalia 10 DC + 15 GT

9-13 Insufficient work: This constitutes an inmate notworking up to expectation, taking into consideration the inmate’s physical condition, the degree ofdifficulty of assignment, and the average performance by fellow inmates assigned to the same task 10 DC + 15 GT

9-14 Mail regulation violations 30 DC + 30 GT

9-15 Visiting regulation violations 30 DC + 30 GT

9-16 Refusing to work or participate in mandatory programs 60 DC + 90 GT

9-17 Disorderly conduct 30 DC + 60 GT

9-18 Unauthorized physical contact involving non-inmates 60 DC + 90 GT

9-19 Presenting false testimony or information before Disciplinary Team, Hearing Officer, or Investigating Officer 60 DC + All GT

9-20 Extortion or attempted extortion 60 DC + 60 GT

9-21 Fraud or attempted fraud 30 DC + 90 GT

9-22 Robbery or attempted robbery 60 DC + All GT

9-23 Theft of property exceeding $50 in value 60 DC + All GT

9-24 Loaning or borrowing money or other valuables 15 DC + 30 GT

9-25 Telephone regulation violations 30 DC + 30 GT

9-26 Refusing to submit to substance abuse testing 60 DC + 180 GT

9-27 Use of unauthorized drugs – as evidenced by positive results from urinalysis test, or observable behavior 60 DC + 180 GT

9-28 Canteen Shortage under $50.00 30 DC + 60 GT

9-29 Canteen Shortage over $50.00 60 DC + All GT

9-30 Self-Mutilation – includes self-disfigurement such as body piercing, scarring or other non-life threatening acts. Determination of whether an act constitutes self-mutilation as opposed to a suicide attempt shall be made by health care staff. 30 DC + 60 GT

9-31 Use of Alcohol – as evidenced by positive results from authorized tests, or by observable behavior 30 DC + 90 GT

9-32 In accordance with Section 944.279(1), F.S., is found by the court to have brought a frivolous or malicious suit, action, claim, proceeding or appeal in any court, or to have brought a frivolous or malicious collateral criminal proceeding or is found by the court to have knowingly or with reckless disregard for the truth brought false information or evidence before the court. 60 DC + All GT

9-33 Tampering with, defeating or depriving staff of any security device. Security devices include: locks; locking devices; electronic detection systems; personal body alarm transmitters and receivers; handheld radios; restraint devices such as handcuffs, waist chains, leg irons and handcuff covers; keys; video and audio monitoring and recording devices; security lighting; weapons; and any other device utilized to ensure the security of the institution. 60 DC + All GT

9-34 Tampering with or defeating any fire or other safety device. Safety devices include: fire, smoke, and carbon dioxide detection devices; alarm systems; fire suppression systems and devices such as fire sprinklers, fire extinguishers, and dry chemical systems; safety and emergency lighting; exit lights; evacuation route and warning placards; self-contained breathing apparatuses; personal protective equipment; first aid kits; eye wash stations; and any other device utilized to ensure the safety of the institution, staff and inmates. 60 DC + All GT

9-35 Establishes or attempts to establish a personal or business relationship with any staff member 60 DC + 180 GT

9-36 Gang related activities, including recruitment; organizing; display of symbols, groups, or group photos; promotion or participation 30 DC + 60 GT

SECTION 10 – COMMUNITY RELEASE PROGRAM VIOLATIONS – WORK RELEASE, STUDY RELEASE, FURLOUGH AND VOLUNTEER SERVICE

10-1 Failure to directly and promptly proceed to and return from
designated area by approved method 60 DC + 180 GT

10-2 Failure to remain within designated area of release plan 30 DC + 60 GT

10-3 Failure to return if plan terminated prior to scheduled time 30 DC + 30 GT

10-4 Making unauthorized contact – personal, telephone, or otherwise – with any individual in behalf of another inmate 10 DC + 15 GT

10-5 Deviating from or changing approved plan without permission 10 DC + 15 GT

10-6 Making purchase or contract without approval 10 DC + 15 GT

10-7 Failure to deposit entire earnings – less authorized deductions – each pay period 10 DC + 15 GT

[ben's girl]

If his 85% date was last January, he could apply to have his gain time restored but I don't know how long that takes to get an answer. He may be released at his 100% date before he receives a response. I do not some inmates who put in a request to have their lost gain time restored but they were denied.

[~*~His Bella~*~]

Is this still current? I can't get any of the Word documents off DOC's site to open on my computer

[amickeyfan]

I know the "rule" my son broke is not written in Cpt 33 anywhere and you would think that if falls under the 10-5 Deviating from or changing approved plan without permission 10 DC + 15 GT but it didn't "per-say".
My son read me the DR that was written (that got him sent back from WRC to prison), it stated "unauthorized stop while in approved route". This subject is not "covered" in Cpt 33 about having to use a restroom. When he had his hearing they are the ones who told him it. They said it is up to the individual center. They agreed there was nothing in the paperwork he signed at the center either explaining the center's expectations (they pulled all his paperwork). They did not sentence him to confinement, nor did they take away his gain time, but they are keeping him at the prison for the remainder of his sentence.

I don't know where you want to put something like this.. While it is not in Cpt 33, but going to use the restroom while on approved route, depending on the WRC, can get you sent back to prison..

[lin787]

thanks for the update Phil.

One change that should be there is this bending over to tie your shoe and your behind is towards a specific person.

I find that to be so offensive. Its probably a good thing I am an old lady, and not some young stud muffin with a black belt. I called out a young man on that awhile back, he kept on walking and would not come back to talk with me.

While looking down through all the laws, it dawned on me, there is not one of those laws that we dont deal with every day in one way or another. Its called respect.

[JenMarie614]

Originally Posted by ~*~His Bella~*~

Is this still current? I can't get any of the Word documents off DOC's site to open on my computer

I tried to private message you but can't for some reason

Please e-mail me...it sounds like you and I are in the same boat. I'm scared and I need a friend...I know you are thinking of deleting your account but if you can e-mail me and we can talk that way I would really really appreciate it. Please...my boyfriend just got 22 months and he is about to leave Seminole county to go to CFRC ... I'm scared....

-Jennifer
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[dawnspeth]

Hello All, has anyone been able to locate the handbook for law enforcement employees that work in the FL prison sysytems?

[Shellian]

Defining trouble makes it easier to keep yourself out of trouble. Thank you so much. I am mailing a copy of this to my inmate. He has been transferred around a lot but it seems the rules and regulations are not openly shared. Does anyone know if the inmates get basically a written form of a "Welcome Wagon guide to Prison" outlining all this stuff inluding expectations and regulations or is it a one time verbal kind of thing?