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What is a requirement for posting a bond for an inmate's release?
Which of the following best describes the term 'release on own recognizance' (ROR)?
What is the first step in verifying release documentation?
What happens if a defendant fails to appear after posting a bond?
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Which of the following is NOT a typical method for granting release of an inmate?
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What procedure must be completed before an inmate is released regarding their identity verification?
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Which action is necessary if an inmate's identification card has been lost, stolen, or destroyed?
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What is required to ensure compliance with Florida Statutes before releasing a convicted felon?
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In the context of inmate release, what must be ensured concerning grievances?
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Which statement about discharge gratuity for inmates is correct?
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What must be done regarding victim notification before releasing an inmate, when applicable?
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Which of the following is NOT a common procedure to follow before an inmate is released?
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Which resource should be provided to an inmate for community-based reentry services upon release?
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Study Notes
Lesson Goal
- Understand the inmate release process from county or state correctional facilities.
- The release process includes verification, authorization, documentation, and transportation.
Releasing an Inmate
- Inmate release involves discharging individuals from detention facilities through procedures.
- Methods of release:
- Court order
- Posting bond
- Release on own recognizance (ROR)
- Expiration of sentence (EOS)
- Posting bond ensures future court attendance; forfeiture occurs if the defendant fails to appear.
- Release on recognizance does not require payment for assurance.
Common Procedures Before Release
- Verify satisfaction of any special conditions related to the release.
- Notify necessary personnel within the facility about the inmate’s release.
- Assist inmates in obtaining essential identification documents such as a birth certificate or state ID.
- Inform the inmate about their upcoming release and any applicable victims.
- Resolve grievances or claims for damage or loss.
- Provide inmates with resources such as a toll-free hotline for community reentry services and a local resource directory.
- Complete required criminal registration processes and provide instructions for compliance with state laws.
- Check for outstanding warrants or detainers that may affect the release.
DNA Requirements
- According to Florida Statutes (ss. 943.325, 925.11), a DNA sample must be collected from individuals convicted or arrested for felony or certain misdemeanor offenses.
Inmate Property Identification and Restoration
- Follow proper agency policies when releasing an inmate’s property.
- Verify the inmate's identity using their ID.
- Thoroughly search the stored property to ensure it contains no contraband before release.
Discharge Gratuity
- Inmates from state facilities may receive discharge gratuity upon release as per regulation 33-601.502, F.A.C.
- The amount of gratuity given to an inmate must be documented.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential aspects of the inmate release process from correctional facilities. It includes various methods of release, common procedures prior to release, and necessary documentation. Understanding these topics is crucial for those involved in the criminal justice system.